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    Skiplist-CPP

    Skiplist-CPP

    A tiny KV storage based on skiplist written in C++ language

    Skiplist-CPP is a lightweight key-value storage engine implemented in C++ using a skip list as its core data structure. It showcases how a log-structured, ordered index can deliver fast inserts, lookups, and deletes while remaining simple to implement and reason about. The project supplies a compact codebase with a clear separation between the skip list implementation and the storage operations that use it.
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    Redis cplusplus client Win32 port

    A windows port of official Redis cplusplus client library

    ...http://redis.io/ There are many Redis client as different language binding available: http://redis.io/clients For C++, there is a client library recommanded by official named redis-cpp-client but too bad it can neither build nor run on Windows platform. This project is a little tweek on the official C++ client library's source code. The goal is to make it possible to build and run redis-cpp-client on Windows.
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    a C++ client for Redis key-value database - http://code.google.com/p/redis/
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