top | item 5899992 Inside HyperLevelDB 13 points| organicdeadbeef | 12 years ago |hackingdistributed.com | reply 4 comments order hn newest [+] [-] tbh|12 years ago|reply Sounds great, and I'm hoping other databases that use LevelDB can benefit from this work too. [+] [-] emin_gun_sirer|12 years ago|reply It's an API-compatible drop in replacement for LevelDB, so anyone else who currently uses LevelDB should be able to switch fairly easily. [+] [-] rescrv|12 years ago|reply We've kept the API is compatible with LevelDB. You just need to change the imports and link against libhyperleveldb. load replies (1)
[+] [-] tbh|12 years ago|reply Sounds great, and I'm hoping other databases that use LevelDB can benefit from this work too. [+] [-] emin_gun_sirer|12 years ago|reply It's an API-compatible drop in replacement for LevelDB, so anyone else who currently uses LevelDB should be able to switch fairly easily. [+] [-] rescrv|12 years ago|reply We've kept the API is compatible with LevelDB. You just need to change the imports and link against libhyperleveldb. load replies (1)
[+] [-] emin_gun_sirer|12 years ago|reply It's an API-compatible drop in replacement for LevelDB, so anyone else who currently uses LevelDB should be able to switch fairly easily.
[+] [-] rescrv|12 years ago|reply We've kept the API is compatible with LevelDB. You just need to change the imports and link against libhyperleveldb. load replies (1)
[+] [-] tbh|12 years ago|reply
[+] [-] emin_gun_sirer|12 years ago|reply
[+] [-] rescrv|12 years ago|reply