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    SYSCPPCP

    Store C++ class data in a file and manipulate it programmatically

    'Simple Yet Sophisticated C++ Class Persistence' or SYSCPPCP - Store C++ class data in a database and manipulate it programmatically or using SmqllSQL (included SYSCPPCP is a framework allowing the users to store class variables data to a file and manipulating it programmatically. The framework contains a program called SmallSQL facilitating the manipulation of data in the file using simple SQL statements. All the framework code, libraries and executables are generated by the system. After that, the user can add application specific code. The user has to define the classes variables, structures and enumerations in template text files. The installation comes with a set of templates and test data for easy familiarization with the framework.
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    SmallSQL is a 100% pure Java DBMS, a relational database for Java desktop applications. It has a JDBC 3.0 interface and offering many ANSI SQL 92 and ANSI SQL 99 features. It is very small and fast Java library. It does not have a network interface.
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