[fpc-pascal]using big files with high performance
Michael.VanCanneyt at Wisa.be
Michael.VanCanneyt at Wisa.be
Thu Mar 25 20:40:56 CET 2004
On Thu, 25 Mar 2004, Christian M?llerke wrote:
> Hi!
>
> Sorry for bad english, and, maybe this is a beginner question:
>
> I'am trying to write my own small NNTP(Usenet)-daemon (experimental - just
> want to increase my knowledge).
>
> What whould be the best method for storing articles in files divided by group
> (one group, one file)? I want a good performance, ram usage should be small.
>
> Is BerkeleyDB a solution? Or writing file-access with streams and a
> index-file? Next problem would be the locking of files (can BDB handle this
> for me?).
>
> I'am using Linux and FreeBSD. Never programmed software for big files with
> locking before.
Berkely DB (or GNU DB) will take care of this for you. I'm not sure about
performance using big files, but I'm assuming this will not really be a
problem.
Michael.
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