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The document discusses Tokyo Cabinet and Tokyo Tyrant databases. It provides information on using Python with Tokyo Cabinet, database concepts like SQL and joins, implementing a skeleton for Tokyo Tyrant, and using Tokyo Cabinet for table databases. Examples of applications using Tokyo Cabinet and Django are also mentioned. It concludes by asking about using Tokyo Cabinet and Tokyo Tyrant with Python.

Tokyo Cabinet
Tokyo Tyrant
qingfeng@me.com

2009 9 5

Python

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• 66

• Python

• www.zeuux.com

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• 20 1

• Ulrich Drepper GNU C library

• glibc

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Tyrant

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• ?

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• gcc -shared -o ttskelecho.so ttskelecho.c
• ttserver -skel ./ttskelecho.so
• tcrmgr put localhost key value

2009 9 5

• Table Database
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• :

• tcrdbqryaddcond(qry, sﬁeld,
RDBQCFTSPH, stext)

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• www.zaojiao100.com
• Django+TokyoCabinet(Table)
• Database
• : ,Tag

2009 9 5

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• Tokyo Promenade
• http://bit.ly/la7Ly

2009 9 5

TC&TT+Python?

•
• http://qingfeng.github.com/2009/07/01/
python-ext1/
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2009 9 5

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2. 2009 9 5

3. Python • 9 13 • 66 • Python • www.zeuux.com 2009 9 5

4. • 9 10 19 30 21 30 • 20 1 • Ulrich Drepper GNU C library • glibc 2009 9 5

5. Database 2009 9 5

6. SQL 2009 9 5

7. Group & join 2009 9 5

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10. A B C sha1(A|B|C ) -> db 2009 9 5

11. • 1. • 2.key -> • 3.value -> 2009 9 5

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13. Tyrant • :Tyrant Cabinet • ? 2009 9 5

14. SKEL 2009 9 5

15. MySQL “blackhole” 2009 9 5

16. • gcc -shared -o ttskelecho.so ttskelecho.c • ttserver -skel ./ttskelecho.so • tcrmgr put localhost key value 2009 9 5

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