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From: Pierre DOUCY (pdoucyml_at_[hidden])
Date: 2004-05-04 15:52:12


What I propose, in the case of bdb, is just an edge and a vertex
container, which allows you to do something like :
typedef adjacency_list<bdbS, bdbS, ...> Graph;
and store you whole graph in a berkeley DB database, so that you can
play with fairly big graphs...

Hope it answers your question...

Pierre

Le 3 mai 04, à 16:06, Roman Yakovenko a écrit :

> Hi. I don't understand what do you propose.
>
>> The second is aimed at situations when you can't distribute
>> your graph (e.g.
>> you're partitionning it before distributing it), or speed
>> isn't an issue. It
>> uses a berkeley DB database to store the graph.
>
> Do you propose interface that suitable for boost::graph library
> while implementation of graph is BDB ? If so I'd like to see some code
> or\and documentation.
>
> Roman
>
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