Re: AVL Databases and Boost Serialization in C++

From: Peter Dimov (pdimov_at_[hidden])
Date: 2021-03-02 14:26:03

John Maddock wrote:
> On 01/03/2021 20:25, Edward Diener via Boost wrote:
> > On 3/1/2021 11:03 AM, Benedict NNcNannara via Boost wrote:
> >> AVL Databases were invented in C# and Java in 2016. More recently
> >> (2022) AVL Databases were invented in C++. They were a port of the C#
> >> code back to
> >> C++. In fact, the port was of a larger system - The Generic Language.
> >> Boost
> >> Serialization Library was used to serialize a general datatype t in
> >> set<t>.
> >> This applies to the C++ Variant of AVL Databases, The Generic
> >> Language Compiler uses AVL Databases to store its code. Execution
> >> occurs directly out of the code database, thus no loader is required.
> >> In fact the multithreaded, monolithic runtime is very fast compared
> >> to the C# version which is now obsolete.
> >
> > Have you time-traveled from the future to tell us about AVL databases
> > "invented" in C++ in 2022, and The Generic Language, whatever they are
> > ? If so maybe you could tell us what the outcome of the covid virus
> > will be, since you are from the future. I have heard of AVL trees but
> > AVL databases is a new one on me, but the future evidently promises
> > many new things. I hope I am writing enough in The Generic Language so
> > that a person from the future, such as you are, can understand me.
> 
> Google is (un)-enlightening:
> https://www.quora.com/Why-has-the-world-rejected-AVL-databases

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