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Re: Berkeley DB etc.
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Nicolas Roard |
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Re: Berkeley DB etc. |
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Fri, 19 Nov 2004 18:16:56 +0000 |
Le 19 nov. 04, à 17:57, Ralph Moeritz a écrit :
Hello again,
I'm designing a small(ish) application to administrate
a body corporate. I've started mapping out the problem
domain, and am nearing the implementation phase.
I initially wanted to use C++ as the implementation language
for performance and portability reasons, using the following
libraries/frameworks:
* Berkeley DB XML
* FLTK
* Boost
I've subsequently revised my decision and would like to
develop this app using Objective-C and GNUstep. A few
questions remain though:
Q1: Has anybody written an ObjC wrapper around the
Berkeley DB C API, or do I have to do this
myself?
no, but while you're here you can have a look to SQLClient on the
GNUstep cvs -- it's a wrapper lib
for doing sql queries, with backends for databases.
Afaik there's no backend for Berkeley DB, but it would be nice to write
one ;-)
Instead of Berkeley DB, you could also have a look to SQLite, which
seems quite nice..
Q2: Does anybody have any advice on how best to
package a GNUstep app for end-users?
source, or .app.tgz ?
the problem of course is that the user will need to have GNUstep
installed...
Q3: Where can I get a *fresh* release of GNUstepWeb?
(gnustepweb.org hasn't been updated since last
Oct, yikes!)
from the cvs
--
Nicolas Roard
"Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic."
-Arthur C. Clarke
- Berkeley DB etc., Ralph Moeritz, 2004/11/19
- Re: Berkeley DB etc.,
Nicolas Roard <=