[MUD-Dev] Re: PDMud thread summary

[Jo Dillon]

Steve Sparks (ssparks at enigma.sss.org) spake thusly:
> On Thu, 22 Oct 1998 ApplePiMan at aol.com wrote:
> 
> > >Database storage/persistence (relational or Object Oriented)
> 
> My MUD design knowledge is pretty limited. I've at least played a few and
> worked on some adventure systems. I'm interested to know a couple of items
> to help clarify what might be planned. These might be much too complex to
> answer on this list, so if that is the case I'll ask them of others here
> locally and in person.
> 
> What platform will be used for the Mud?
> 
> 	Linux
> 	General UNIX running GNU?
> 	BSD	

  My vote is for any Posix-compliant Unix (so that we can use things like
pthreads and suchlike).
 
> What kind of database is usually used?  
> 
> If you use a relational database does someone then create a series of
> stored procedure that can be called to help speed implementation. If you
> do then would they be something like the implied functionality of these:
> 

  I'm not sure I like the idea of a relational database. They tend to
be inefficient in my limited experience, and also I think some sort of OO
database is going to make more sense for a mud.


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	Jo

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