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This is an OCaml RocksDB foreign-function interface, generated using cppffigen. There is another, orocksdb which I used extensively before writing this, and I'm certainly not trying to compete with that library. Indeed, unless you need function specific to this library, I would recommend you use that one instead.

The salient difference between this library and orocksdb (aside from the immaturity of this one) is that this library is based on wrappering the RocksDB C++ interface directly, rather than wrappering the RocksDB C API. In my opinion, wrappering the C++ API is much, much, much simpler, so it is easy to extend the wrappering to all parts of the RocksDB C++ API that one wishes to expose in Ocaml.

The strongest reason for releasing this library, is simply as an example of cppffigen in action.

Installation

NOTE WELL: This code has been buit against git revision ed8fbdb560d7e646176fc697a6ba23e1f5af183a of rocksdb, a pre-5.0 commit-revision. I haven't checked if this code will compile/run against official releases (e.g. 4.3.1, 4.11.2, etc) of Rocksdb, but if if you want to use this library, please contact me and I'll be happy to both check, and make any minor fixups required.

Once you've installed cppffigen and rocksdb, to install this library is straightforward: edit the Makefile and modify

ROCKS_LIB=rocksdb
ROCKS_INSTALL=/home/chet/Hack/IL-DEV/rocksdb-myrocks
ROCKS_LIBDIR=/home/chet/Hack/IL-DEV/rocksdb-myrocks/lib
ROCKS_VERSION=myrocks

to match your rocksdb installation. Then

make all install

In the test subdirectory is a test suite to exercise the generated interface. This test-suite is built using oasis and oUnit. To build and run the testsuite:

cd tests
oasis setup
ocaml setup.ml -configure --enable-tests
make test

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Ocaml RocksDB interface

This is an OCaml RocksDB foreign-function interface, generated using cppffigen. There is another, orocksdb which I used extensively before writing this, and I'm certainly not trying to compete with that library. Indeed, unless you need function specific to this library, I would recommend you use that one instead.

The salient difference between this library and orocksdb (aside from the immaturity of this one) is that this library is based on wrappering the RocksDB C++ interface directly, rather than wrappering the RocksDB C API. In my opinion, wrappering the C++ API is much, much, much simpler, so it is easy to extend the wrappering to all parts of the RocksDB C++ API that one wishes to expose in Ocaml.

The strongest reason for releasing this library, is simply as an example of cppffigen in action.

Installation

NOTE WELL: This code has been buit against git revision ed8fbdb560d7e646176fc697a6ba23e1f5af183a of rocksdb, a pre-5.0 commit-revision. I haven't checked if this code will compile/run against official releases (e.g. 4.3.1, 4.11.2, etc) of Rocksdb, but if if you want to use this library, please contact me and I'll be happy to both check, and make any minor fixups required.

Once you've installed cppffigen and rocksdb, to install this library is straightforward: edit the Makefile and modify

ROCKS_LIB=rocksdb
ROCKS_INSTALL=/home/chet/Hack/IL-DEV/rocksdb-myrocks
ROCKS_LIBDIR=/home/chet/Hack/IL-DEV/rocksdb-myrocks/lib
ROCKS_VERSION=myrocks

to match your rocksdb installation. Then

make all install

In the test subdirectory is a test suite to exercise the generated interface. This test-suite is built using oasis and oUnit. To build and run the testsuite:

cd tests
oasis setup
ocaml setup.ml -configure --enable-tests
make test

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This is an OCaml RocksDB foreign-function interface, generated using cppffigen. There is another, orocksdb which I used extensively before writing this, and I'm certainly not trying to compete with that library. Indeed, unless you need function specific to this library, I would recommend you use that one instead.

The salient difference between this library and orocksdb (aside from the immaturity of this one) is that this library is based on wrappering the RocksDB C++ interface directly, rather than wrappering the RocksDB C API. In my opinion, wrappering the C++ API is much, much, much simpler, so it is easy to extend the wrappering to all parts of the RocksDB C++ API that one wishes to expose in Ocaml.

The strongest reason for releasing this library, is simply as an example of cppffigen in action.

Installation

NOTE WELL: This code has been buit against git revision ed8fbdb560d7e646176fc697a6ba23e1f5af183a of rocksdb, a pre-5.0 commit-revision. I haven't checked if this code will compile/run against official releases (e.g. 4.3.1, 4.11.2, etc) of Rocksdb, but if if you want to use this library, please contact me and I'll be happy to both check, and make any minor fixups required.

Once you've installed cppffigen and rocksdb, to install this library is straightforward: edit the Makefile and modify

ROCKS_LIB=rocksdb
ROCKS_INSTALL=/home/chet/Hack/IL-DEV/rocksdb-myrocks
ROCKS_LIBDIR=/home/chet/Hack/IL-DEV/rocksdb-myrocks/lib
ROCKS_VERSION=myrocks

to match your rocksdb installation. Then

make all install

In the test subdirectory is a test suite to exercise the generated interface. This test-suite is built using oasis and oUnit. To build and run the testsuite:

cd tests
oasis setup
ocaml setup.ml -configure --enable-tests
make test

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This is an OCaml RocksDB foreign-function interface, generated using cppffigen. There is another, orocksdb which I used extensively before writing this, and I'm certainly not trying to compete with that library. Indeed, unless you need function specific to this library, I would recommend you use that one instead.

The salient difference between this library and orocksdb (aside from the immaturity of this one) is that this library is based on wrappering the RocksDB C++ interface directly, rather than wrappering the RocksDB C API. In my opinion, wrappering the C++ API is much, much, much simpler, so it is easy to extend the wrappering to all parts of the RocksDB C++ API that one wishes to expose in Ocaml.

The strongest reason for releasing this library, is simply as an example of cppffigen in action.

Installation

NOTE WELL: This code has been buit against git revision ed8fbdb560d7e646176fc697a6ba23e1f5af183a of rocksdb, a pre-5.0 commit-revision. I haven't checked if this code will compile/run against official releases (e.g. 4.3.1, 4.11.2, etc) of Rocksdb, but if if you want to use this library, please contact me and I'll be happy to both check, and make any minor fixups required.

Once you've installed cppffigen and rocksdb, to install this library is straightforward: edit the Makefile and modify

ROCKS_LIB=rocksdb
ROCKS_INSTALL=/home/chet/Hack/IL-DEV/rocksdb-myrocks
ROCKS_LIBDIR=/home/chet/Hack/IL-DEV/rocksdb-myrocks/lib
ROCKS_VERSION=myrocks

to match your rocksdb installation. Then

make all install

In the test subdirectory is a test suite to exercise the generated interface. This test-suite is built using oasis and oUnit. To build and run the testsuite:

cd tests
oasis setup
ocaml setup.ml -configure --enable-tests
make test

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This is an OCaml RocksDB foreign-function interface, generated using cppffigen. There is another, orocksdb which I used extensively before writing this, and I'm certainly not trying to compete with that library. Indeed, unless you need function specific to this library, I would recommend you use that one instead.

The salient difference between this library and orocksdb (aside from the immaturity of this one) is that this library is based on wrappering the RocksDB C++ interface directly, rather than wrappering the RocksDB C API. In my opinion, wrappering the C++ API is much, much, much simpler, so it is easy to extend the wrappering to all parts of the RocksDB C++ API that one wishes to expose in Ocaml.

The strongest reason for releasing this library, is simply as an example of cppffigen in action.

Installation

NOTE WELL: This code has been buit against git revision ed8fbdb560d7e646176fc697a6ba23e1f5af183a of rocksdb, a pre-5.0 commit-revision. I haven't checked if this code will compile/run against official releases (e.g. 4.3.1, 4.11.2, etc) of Rocksdb, but if if you want to use this library, please contact me and I'll be happy to both check, and make any minor fixups required.

Once you've installed cppffigen and rocksdb, to install this library is straightforward: edit the Makefile and modify

ROCKS_LIB=rocksdb
ROCKS_INSTALL=/home/chet/Hack/IL-DEV/rocksdb-myrocks
ROCKS_LIBDIR=/home/chet/Hack/IL-DEV/rocksdb-myrocks/lib
ROCKS_VERSION=myrocks

to match your rocksdb installation. Then

make all install

In the test subdirectory is a test suite to exercise the generated interface. This test-suite is built using oasis and oUnit. To build and run the testsuite:

cd tests
oasis setup
ocaml setup.ml -configure --enable-tests
make test

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This is an OCaml RocksDB foreign-function interface, generated using cppffigen. There is another, orocksdb which I used extensively before writing this, and I'm certainly not trying to compete with that library. Indeed, unless you need function specific to this library, I would recommend you use that one instead.

The salient difference between this library and orocksdb (aside from the immaturity of this one) is that this library is based on wrappering the RocksDB C++ interface directly, rather than wrappering the RocksDB C API. In my opinion, wrappering the C++ API is much, much, much simpler, so it is easy to extend the wrappering to all parts of the RocksDB C++ API that one wishes to expose in Ocaml.

The strongest reason for releasing this library, is simply as an example of cppffigen in action.

Installation

NOTE WELL: This code has been buit against git revision ed8fbdb560d7e646176fc697a6ba23e1f5af183a of rocksdb, a pre-5.0 commit-revision. I haven't checked if this code will compile/run against official releases (e.g. 4.3.1, 4.11.2, etc) of Rocksdb, but if if you want to use this library, please contact me and I'll be happy to both check, and make any minor fixups required.

Once you've installed cppffigen and rocksdb, to install this library is straightforward: edit the Makefile and modify

ROCKS_LIB=rocksdb
ROCKS_INSTALL=/home/chet/Hack/IL-DEV/rocksdb-myrocks
ROCKS_LIBDIR=/home/chet/Hack/IL-DEV/rocksdb-myrocks/lib
ROCKS_VERSION=myrocks

to match your rocksdb installation. Then

make all install

In the test subdirectory is a test suite to exercise the generated interface. This test-suite is built using oasis and oUnit. To build and run the testsuite:

cd tests
oasis setup
ocaml setup.ml -configure --enable-tests
make test

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This is an OCaml RocksDB foreign-function interface, generated using cppffigen. There is another, orocksdb which I used extensively before writing this, and I'm certainly not trying to compete with that library. Indeed, unless you need function specific to this library, I would recommend you use that one instead.

The salient difference between this library and orocksdb (aside from the immaturity of this one) is that this library is based on wrappering the RocksDB C++ interface directly, rather than wrappering the RocksDB C API. In my opinion, wrappering the C++ API is much, much, much simpler, so it is easy to extend the wrappering to all parts of the RocksDB C++ API that one wishes to expose in Ocaml.

The strongest reason for releasing this library, is simply as an example of cppffigen in action.

Installation

NOTE WELL: This code has been buit against git revision ed8fbdb560d7e646176fc697a6ba23e1f5af183a of rocksdb, a pre-5.0 commit-revision. I haven't checked if this code will compile/run against official releases (e.g. 4.3.1, 4.11.2, etc) of Rocksdb, but if if you want to use this library, please contact me and I'll be happy to both check, and make any minor fixups required.

Once you've installed cppffigen and rocksdb, to install this library is straightforward: edit the Makefile and modify

ROCKS_LIB=rocksdb
ROCKS_INSTALL=/home/chet/Hack/IL-DEV/rocksdb-myrocks
ROCKS_LIBDIR=/home/chet/Hack/IL-DEV/rocksdb-myrocks/lib
ROCKS_VERSION=myrocks

to match your rocksdb installation. Then

make all install

In the test subdirectory is a test suite to exercise the generated interface. This test-suite is built using oasis and oUnit. To build and run the testsuite:

cd tests
oasis setup
ocaml setup.ml -configure --enable-tests
make test

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The salient difference between this library and orocksdb (aside from the immaturity of this one) is that this library is based on wrappering the RocksDB C++ interface directly, rather than wrappering the RocksDB C API. In my opinion, wrappering the C++ API is much, much, much simpler, so it is easy to extend the wrappering to all parts of the RocksDB C++ API that one wishes to expose in Ocaml.

The strongest reason for releasing this library, is simply as an example of cppffigen in action.

Installation

NOTE WELL: This code has been buit against git revision ed8fbdb560d7e646176fc697a6ba23e1f5af183a of rocksdb, a pre-5.0 commit-revision. I haven't checked if this code will compile/run against official releases (e.g. 4.3.1, 4.11.2, etc) of Rocksdb, but if if you want to use this library, please contact me and I'll be happy to both check, and make any minor fixups required.

Once you've installed cppffigen and rocksdb, to install this library is straightforward: edit the Makefile and modify

ROCKS_LIB=rocksdb
ROCKS_INSTALL=/home/chet/Hack/IL-DEV/rocksdb-myrocks
ROCKS_LIBDIR=/home/chet/Hack/IL-DEV/rocksdb-myrocks/lib
ROCKS_VERSION=myrocks

to match your rocksdb installation. Then

make all install

In the test subdirectory is a test suite to exercise the generated interface. This test-suite is built using oasis and oUnit. To build and run the testsuite:

cd tests
oasis setup
ocaml setup.ml -configure --enable-tests
make test

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