=head1 NAME
ObjStore - Perl Extension For C<ObjectStore> OODBMS
=head1 SYNOPSIS
Like perl? Sick of SQL? Ready to try something new? This extension
implements databases that look exactly like normal perl. The same can
also be extended with arbitrary C++ objects (!).
=head1 PREREQUISITES
- ObjectStore 5.1 (see http://www.odi.com; evaluations are available!)
- Perl 5.005 (5.004_04 might still work too)
- Tree::Fat perl extension
- ExtUtils::ExCxx (only needed on Digital UNIX, HP (5.x), OS/2 (3.x),
or MS Windows NT/95; send email)
See http://www.perl.com/CPAN/authors/id/JPRIT/ !
=head1 R!CENT CHANGES
** 10-13-98 RELEASE 1.48
- The transient memory leak is finally fixed!! A patch for 5.005_02
is bundled with this distribution (see patches/leak.fix). The patch
is also planned to be included by default in 5.005_5x.
- Many updates for Event 0.20+.
- Integrated osp_keypack1 into the API.
- Reduced maximum number of keys from eight to four.
** 09-26-98 RELEASE 1.47
- WARNING: the fatal_exceptions option is now always OFF.
- Binary API changes are now detected at run-time. This is more
consistant with the rest of the perl world.
- Fixed coredump when seeking to an incomplete key.
- Add ObjStore::UNIVERSAL::DELETED method. Use this flag to announce
that an object is queued for unconditional destruction.
- ObjStore::Mortician wasn't restarting properly. Fixed.
- Internal adjustments necessary for ObjStore::Lib::PDL.
- Culled more statistics from ObjStore::Serve. Switched to safe signal
handling.
see ./INSTALL for hints on installation
see ./UPGRADE if you are starting from a prior releases
see ./TODO for a list of stuff in the tuit queue
see ./CHANGES for a visionary perspective
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