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Speedb Artifacts #64
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This includes both the CMake and Makefile configurations, various scripts that are invoked during the build or during test runs, as well as the Java native library loader code. Note that this also renames all build configuration variables that refer to RocksDB from ROCKSDB_* to SPEEDB_* (e.g. ROCKSDB_LITE is now SPEEDB_LITE).
This includes simple renaming from `rocksdb` to `speedb` as well as replacing URLs that are pointing to the RocksDB repository with the URL of the Speedb repository.
This includes references in statuses as well as tools output.
This is done across all tools except trace_replay, which specifically looks for the RocksDB version for database compatibility checks.
This includes both the CMake and Makefile configurations, various scripts that are invoked during the build or during test runs, as well as the Java native library loader code. Note that this also renames all build configuration variables that refer to RocksDB from ROCKSDB_* to SPEEDB_* (e.g. ROCKSDB_LITE is now SPEEDB_LITE).
This includes simple renaming from `rocksdb` to `speedb` as well as replacing URLs that are pointing to the RocksDB repository with the URL of the Speedb repository.
This includes references in statuses as well as tools output.
This is done across all tools except trace_replay, which specifically looks for the RocksDB version for database compatibility checks.
This includes both the CMake and Makefile configurations, various scripts that are invoked during the build or during test runs, as well as the Java native library loader code. Note that this also renames all build configuration variables that refer to RocksDB from ROCKSDB_* to SPEEDB_* (e.g. ROCKSDB_LITE is now SPEEDB_LITE).
This includes simple renaming from `rocksdb` to `speedb` as well as replacing URLs that are pointing to the RocksDB repository with the URL of the Speedb repository.
This includes references in statuses as well as tools output.
This is done across all tools except trace_replay, which specifically looks for the RocksDB version for database compatibility checks.
This includes both the CMake and Makefile configurations, various scripts that are invoked during the build or during test runs, as well as the Java native library loader code. Note that this also renames all build configuration variables that refer to RocksDB from ROCKSDB_* to SPEEDB_* (e.g. ROCKSDB_LITE is now SPEEDB_LITE).
This includes simple renaming from `rocksdb` to `speedb` as well as replacing URLs that are pointing to the RocksDB repository with the URL of the Speedb repository.
This includes references in statuses as well as tools output.
This is done across all tools except trace_replay, which specifically looks for the RocksDB version for database compatibility checks.
This includes both the CMake and Makefile configurations, various scripts that are invoked during the build or during test runs, as well as the Java native library loader code. Note that this also renames all build configuration variables that refer to RocksDB from ROCKSDB_* to SPEEDB_* (e.g. ROCKSDB_LITE is now SPEEDB_LITE).
This includes simple renaming from `rocksdb` to `speedb` as well as replacing URLs that are pointing to the RocksDB repository with the URL of the Speedb repository.
This includes references in statuses as well as tools output.
This is done across all tools except trace_replay, which specifically looks for the RocksDB version for database compatibility checks.
This includes both the CMake and Makefile configurations, various scripts that are invoked during the build or during test runs, as well as the Java native library loader code.
This includes simple renaming from `rocksdb` to `speedb` as well as replacing URLs that are pointing to the RocksDB repository with the URL of the Speedb repository.
This includes references in statuses as well as tools output.
This is done across all tools except trace_replay, which specifically looks for the RocksDB version for database compatibility checks.
which was accidentally removed in general: replace RocksDB references in strings with Speedb (#64)
This updates the CMake and Makefile configuration and related scripts to use variables where possible and avoid explicit references to RocksDB in order to allow rebranding of the output artefacts.
This includes both the CMake and Makefile configurations, various scripts that are invoked during the build or during test runs, as well as the Java native library loader code.
This includes simple renaming from `rocksdb` to `speedb` as well as replacing URLs that are pointing to the RocksDB repository with the URL of the Speedb repository.
This includes references in statuses as well as tools output.
This is done across all tools except trace_replay, which specifically looks for the RocksDB version for database compatibility checks.
which was accidentally removed in general: replace RocksDB references in strings with Speedb (#64)
The change set includes: 1) A header file that contains the Major, Minor, and Patch versions of speedb as a macro, as well as a set of functions returning info about how/when/where this version of speedb was created. also includes all changes done on build_version.cc.in in the following commits: 1. version: remove superfluous build property The `speedb_build_spdb_key` property is unused and was accidentally imported as part of #1. 2.general: replace RocksDB references in strings with Speedb (#64) This includes references in statuses as well as tools output.
This includes both the CMake and Makefile configurations, various scripts that are invoked during the build or during test runs, as well as the Java native library loader code.
This includes simple renaming from `rocksdb` to `speedb` as well as replacing URLs that are pointing to the RocksDB repository with the URL of the Speedb repository.
This includes references in statuses as well as tools output.
This is done across all tools except trace_replay, which specifically looks for the RocksDB version for database compatibility checks.
which was accidentally removed in general: replace RocksDB references in strings with Speedb (#64)
This updates the CMake and Makefile configuration and related scripts to use variables where possible and avoid explicit references to RocksDB in order to allow rebranding of the output artefacts.
This includes both the CMake and Makefile configurations, various scripts that are invoked during the build or during test runs, as well as the Java native library loader code.
This includes simple renaming from `rocksdb` to `speedb` as well as replacing URLs that are pointing to the RocksDB repository with the URL of the Speedb repository.
This includes references in statuses as well as tools output.
This is done across all tools except trace_replay, which specifically looks for the RocksDB version for database compatibility checks.
which was accidentally removed in general: replace RocksDB references in strings with Speedb (#64)
The change set includes: 1) A header file that contains the Major, Minor, and Patch versions of speedb as a macro, as well as a set of functions returning info about how/when/where this version of speedb was created. also includes all changes done on build_version.cc.in in the following commits: 1. version: remove superfluous build property The `speedb_build_spdb_key` property is unused and was accidentally imported as part of #1. 2.general: replace RocksDB references in strings with Speedb (#64) This includes references in statuses as well as tools output.
This updates the CMake and Makefile configuration and related scripts to use variables where possible and avoid explicit references to RocksDB in order to allow rebranding of the output artefacts.
This includes both the CMake and Makefile configurations, various scripts that are invoked during the build or during test runs, as well as the Java native library loader code.
This includes simple renaming from `rocksdb` to `speedb` as well as replacing URLs that are pointing to the RocksDB repository with the URL of the Speedb repository.
This includes references in statuses as well as tools output.
This is done across all tools except trace_replay, which specifically looks for the RocksDB version for database compatibility checks.
which was accidentally removed in general: replace RocksDB references in strings with Speedb (#64)
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