McObject Introduces Single-Threaded, Royalty-Free eXtremeDB for Linux-Based Embedded Systems Development Projects
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Joinux Team -
January 14, 2004
McObject has introduced a single-threaded, royalty-free version of its eXtremeDB in-memory database for x86 Linux, delivering a powerful and economical solution for Linux-based embedded systems development projects with streamlined database needs. The new single-threaded eXtremeDB offers the same powerful data management capabilities and unparalleled performance found in the multi-threaded version. Users can easily upgrade to take advantage of multi-threaded eXtremeDB with its Shared Memory, High Availability and XML-enabling add-ons.
The single-threaded eXtremeDB is now available for immediate download with credit card purchases through http://www.mcobject.com/buyitnow.php, or users can obtain the product by contacting McObject at sales@mcobject.com or by calling 425 831 5964. McObject developed eXtremeDB to support the data-hungry features of next-generation set-top boxes, network switches, industrial automation and other intelligent devices. The database accelerates processing by storing and working with data in main memory, eliminating the performance overhead of disk I/O, caching and related logic. Powerful data management features include ACID-compliant transactions, a high-level data definition language, and an intuitive application programming interface (API) that catches many common coding errors before they can become expensive bugs. eXtremeDB's tiny footprint (approximately 100K) makes it a logical choice for embedded systems that must minimize RAM and CPU demands. By replacing 'homegrown' data management code, eXtremeDB delivers higher system reliability while cutting QA cycles.