Matthias Klose [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
emulating the BDB 1.85 API can be done using the db_185.h header of
the libdb4.1-dev package, not sure about the BDB on-disk format.
Emulating the API is irrelevant. In Python 2.3, the bsddb package will
emulate the bsddb module API. Using db_185.h of
Encolpe DEGOUTE wrote:
Not, just my boss. I will try to convince him to use bsddb.
Thanks for all.
You may also suggest Stéphane to use http://www.logilab.org/pylint to
check that your code complies to your company's coding standard.
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Matthias Klose wrote:
Next thing to investigate, if the archives generated by the gdbm
implementation are binary compatible with the ones created by the
libdb1 implementation...
Most definitely not: gdbm produces a different binary format than
db1 (which is BDB 1.85). Traditionally, the 'dbm'
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