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manticoresearch
Easy to use open source fast database for search
...JSON over HTTP: to provide a more programmatic way to manage your data and schemas, Manticore provides a HTTP JSON protocol. Written fully in C++: starts fast, doesn't take much RAM, and low-level optimizations provide good performance. Can sync from MySQL/PostgreSQL/ODBC/xml/csv out of the box. Not fully ACID-compliant, but supports transactions and binlog for safe writes. -
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CppWeb - C++ Web developement framework
Cross-platform C++ library for developing CGI Web applications
CppWeb is cross-platform C++ library for developing web applications with server push support. The library decodes CGI variables and cookies, supports file uploads, performs automatic cookie detection, provides URL and HTML entity encode/decode functions, supports server-push (long-polling via ajax), has built-in HTML parser, SQLite database wrapper etc. CppWeb compiles on Windows, Linux and MacOSX (tested with GNU C++, MingW, MS Visual C++ and Borland C++ compiler) and can run with... -
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sql2textfs
a FUSE filesystem for mounting database tables as text files
The program `sql2textfs` is a custom file system based on FUSE that lets the user mount a database and view all its tables as files of a directory of the filesystem in a POSIX system. The databased tables are viewed as files but in a specific format: All table entries are converted into lines in a file of text. Columns are separated by tab, so all the data of the table is in a tab-delimited text file. The file format is a form of CSV format.
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