[Monotone-devel] reiser for monotone?

[hendrik]

I've been looking at the reiser file system documentation recently, and 
in particular, reiser4.  It seems that they have implemented an 
object-oriented-like object store, with types and methods, and so forth, 
and then built the Linux reiser4 file system on top of that.  It appears 
to be amazingly efficient, especially for large numbers of small files, 
and is able to guarantee atomicity of transactions for data (instead of 
just metadata, as reiser 3 did).  It makes me wonder whether it would be 
better to implement something like monotone on top of reiser4 instead of 
SQLite.  I get the feeling it's good for systems that like to keep 
complicated data structures on persistent storage.

Not for tomorow's release of monotone, obviously.

-- hendrik