Mnesia database extension

[athouston]

Has anyone done an extension for the Mnesia database. I am playing with Erlang on multiple TinyCore virtual machines and want to use Mnesia as a memory resident distributed database.

It has some unique capabilities that appear to support a distributed memory model which is part of my (formative) AI research.

Thanks and keep up the great work.

[Juanito]

which architecture are you looking for this on - core/core64, corepure64, arm?

[athouston]

Core would be fine. There doesn't appear to be a core64 version of Erlang but it would be truly excellent if both Erlang and Mnesia were available in Core64.

Thanks.

[Juanito]

the version of erlang in the x86 repo will work on both core/core64 (it is 32-bit).

I thought mnesia was included with erlang?

[athouston]

My understanding is that its part of the OTP (Open Telecoms Platform) extensions.

I assumed Erlang32 would work in Core64. I was dreaming of an Erlang64 and Mnesia64 combination. I've been in this game far to long (obviously).

[Juanito]

For clarity:

erlang (in repo) will work with core and core64

a 64bit version (not in repo) would work with corepure64

does erlang need unixodbc and wxwidgets (gtk2) to work with mnesia?

[athouston]

I don't believe so. It is a database in an Erlang package.

I haven't used it yet so I am unsure of all the intricacies.

I'll try and get it running native on my iMac and update the question after that.

Thanks for the help.

[Juanito]

erlang built with openssl-1.0.0 and ncurses, but without odbc and wxwidgets posted for corepure64

It looks like mnesia is included - I've no idea how to divide the extension up, so posted as one huge extension...

Let me know how you get on