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From:	Michelle Konzack <starone AT cybercable DOT fr>
Subject:	Re: [Programming: E-Mail Client] Which database
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Hello and good morning Eli,

Thanks for this Link, I will download it imediately.
If they work with Linux and Dos...  ;-))

And then I have a small/big question:

How can I program modular ???

I mean, I do not like to program the my E-Mail-Client 
two times for Dos and Linux. I know, that I must split 
the part with the Packet/TCPIP from the rest but what 
must I do with the SVGAlib and the gdbm ???

How can I split them from the main p program ???

I was looking some weeks for informations about it, 
but I had found nothing exept this pseudo-DLL's.


Michelle



At 10:18 19.10.1999 +0200, you wrote
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MK>
MK>On Mon, 18 Oct 1999, Michelle Konzack wrote:
MK>
MK>> If anyone can help me to find the right database which works under Dos 
MK>> and Linux (possible under Win3x and Win9x too)...
MK>
MK>Did you try GDBM?  It's GNU software, so available on any Unix
MK>platform, and its DJGPP port is in v2gnu/gdbm173b.zip.  (A new version
MK>was released lately, but it hasn't been ported to DJGPP yet.)
MK>
MK>I have no idea if GDBM suits your needs, but it should be simple to
MK>find out.
MK>
MK>
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