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README.markdown
gomemcached
This is a memcached server in go.
It's currently exceedingly simple, but I'll make it do something useful over time as I play with the language more.
Design
The basic design can be seen in gocache. A storage
server is run as a goroutine that receives a MCRequest on
a channel, and then issues an MCResponse to a channel contained
within the request.
Each connection is a separate goroutine, of course, and is responsible
for all IO for that connection until the connection drops or the
dataServer decides it's stupid and sends a fatal response back over
the channel.
There is currently no work at all in making the thing perform (there are specific areas I know need work). This is just my attempt to learn the language somewhat.
