The most suitable representation for data-types is determined when they are allocated. The code that does the determination is set up by this file. To override the defaults, simply re-implement the 'new' method for the classes of your choice before y...

Support for extremely efficient records. Even without optimization or benchmarks, the memory savings achieved by factoring the hash keys is quite significant and a large performance win. Perl implements a similar strategy by globally sharing hash key...

EXPERIMENTAL package to integrate ObjStore transactions with Event. Implements dynamic transactions. Great service is key....

We go through hoops to make it easy for newbies. Use this module if you need to do something fancy. Here is a list of fancies: * $ObjStore::CACHE_SIZE * $ObjStore::CLIENT_NAME * $ObjStore::SCHEMA_DB Some of these variables can also be set via environ...

Declares a simple stub method that invokes the "notify" method. Works in concert with "ObjStore::Process::autonotify". There will probably be a way to alias this package to 'notify', so you can type 'use notify' instead of 'use ObjStore::notify'....

Unstructured perl databases are probably under-constrained for most applications. Tables standardize the interface for storing a bunch of records and their associated indices. A table is no more than a collection of indices (as opposed to a some sort...

An active database is an framework for tightly integrated collaboration. While implementation abstraction is preserved without hinderance, objects can easy interact in a variety of ways: * ABSTRACTION / COLLABORATION The hash at the top of the databa...

This hook should not be used unless it cannot be avoided. There is a significant performance penalty compared to immediate destruction. However, one good reason to use this mechanism is to ease the syncronization constraints when multiple processes a...

The minimum amount of database code to reasonably represent a Unix process. Patches for non-Unixen welcome....

I'm not sure if this will be depreciated......

$at = TABLE ObjStore::Table2 { [10] of ObjStore::HV { row => 1, }, indices: ROW; }, Unstructured perl databases are probably under-constrained for most applications. Tables standardize the interface for storing a bunch of records and their associated...

Implements an API very similar to "ObjStore::Index", except with an array implementation. Elements are unsorted. Both "add" and "remove" always scans the entire set. This might seems like a joke, but keep in mind that O(N) complexity algorithms takes...