On Sun, Mar 13, 2005 at 12:24:36PM -0500, Jacques Mony wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I've been going thru several userspace persistence libraries and couldn't
> find one that could support threads, or at least kernel threads. The only
> one I could find which doesn't specify if user-level threads could work is
> cpkt (or cktp), which is widely available. On the kernel-space side, there
> are some approaches based on a single kernel-module which does the job, and
> they seem to be more complete and stable solutions for what we want. (Some
> even recover open files and sockets).
>
> Jacques Mony
I'd prefer a generic posix solution over a linux-specific one, and a
userspace library over a kernel module. The idea with Uuu on linux is to
make it more accessible and easier to develop incrementally. Performance
isn't much of an issue.
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