CLOS persistence

From: vtail <victor.kryukov@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Tue, 1 Jan 2008 23:54:26 -0800 (PST)

Happy New Year group,

I would appreciate comments on existing CLOS persistence libraries, in
particular elephant vs cl-perec: how reliable/fast each one is, how
large is the user base, how active are maintainers etc. For elephant
in particular, I'm also interested in performance of Postgresql
backend vs BerkeleyDB.

My use case is a multi-user web-based app (I'm porting existing Perl/
MySQL application), and I would need performance that is not far worse
then that of a existing system.

I'm using SBCL on linux-amd64. I'm aware of AllegroCL/AllegroCache,
but I'm only considering free implementations at that point.

Thank you very much,
Victor.
.

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