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o add tcl and c++ flavors o use PFRAG.<flavor> instead of PLIST-<flavor> o make proper .so.MAJOR.MINOR dynlibs with makefile and configure patches o fix reference to shared libraries in a few tcl test scripts o use a patch to makefile.in instead of a port makefile tweak to create libdb3.a instead of libdb-3.1.a o sync libtool patches o remove some sleepycat's marketing speech from DESCR o take over MAINTAINER o clarify license a bit lots of thanks to Nils Nordman <nino@nforced.com> and naddy@ for running the huge test set. (it takes days.) naddy@ ok
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Berkeley DB is a programmatic toolkit that provides fast, reliable,
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scalable, and mission-critical database support to software developers.
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Berkeley DB provides data management services for some of the most
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demanding high-end server applications in the world. Vendors of
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industry-leading messaging, directory, billing and provisioning servers as
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well as the biggest portal, ASP and commerce sites on the Internet rely on
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Berkeley DB. Berkeley DB's high performance and scalability support
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thousands of simultaneous users working on databases as large as 256
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terabytes.
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At the same time, Berkeley DB's small footprint, in-process execution
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model, simple function-call API and low administrative overhead make it
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ideal for use in embedded systems. Vendors of telecommunications switches,
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routers and wired and wireless network gateways choose Berkeley DB to
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manage critical information in their products.
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