FFDB2 is a relatively simple C++ library for handling relational algebra, rowsets, and flat text file databases, implemented using STL.
FFDB2 supports 5 data types (integer, floating point, string, raw and boolean) and the following relational operations:
FFDB2 runs entirely in memory so no disk operations are made when working with the rowsets.
The following example assumes that you have two relations ("rowsets"), 1 for users and 1 for their assigned quotas. The goal of this sample is to find the user "johnny"'s quotas.
RowSet rowset_users; RowSet rowset_quotas; ... PreparedSelection prep_user_sel; int cond_idx = prep_user_sel.add_condition("username", cond_eq); prep_user_sel.set_value(cond_idx, "johnny"); RowSet this_user; prep_user_sel.execute(&this_user); ... RowSet this_user_quota; Join(this_user, rowset_quotas, &this_user_quota, "id", cond_eq, "userid", 0); ...
The tables can have more fields than the application is aware of so no change is needed when making gradual extensions of the table layout.
ffdb-2.2.tar.gz (31KB)
Old version: ffdb-2.1.tar.gz (31KB)
Old version: ffdb-2.0.tar.gz (31KB)
Typing make will work in the most cases.
You can can change compiler and compile options be editing the makefiles, or by specifying them on the command-line such as: make CXX=g++ CXXFLAGS=-O2
You should also build the unittest target to make sure that the library mostly work.
FFDB2 is known to have passed the unittests some time in the past: