MySQL Falcon Storage Engine Open Sourced 235
An anonymous reader writes "The code for the Falcon Storage Engine for MySQL has been released as open source. Jim Starkey, known as the father of Interbase, is behind its creation; previously he was involved with the Firebird SQL database project. Falcon looks to be the long-awaited open source storage engine that may become the primary choice for MySQL, and along the way offer some innovation and performance improvements over current alternatives." This is an alpha release for Windows (32-bit) and Linux (32- and 64-bit) only, and is available only in a specially forked release of MySQL 5.1.
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Mysql maximizes rich channels and empowers cross-platform convergence letting you drive mission-critical niches whereas Falcon utilizes scalable initiatives by scaling end-to-end networks for reintermediate granular platforms (win32 and linux 32/64).
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These guys who've set up MySQL are gurus by all comparisons
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It sounds ridiculous, but it actually looks kinda cool! [strangedangers.com]
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