AcidDB is an ACID-compliant client/server database in the form of an in-memory key/value store designed and built over a semester at Auburn University's for the 3700 Software Modeling and Design class.

AcidDB is released under the MIT license in hopes that the source code becomes useful to third parties.

This project relies on the Boost Build 2, or BJam, to build and so bjam or b2 must be present on your system. The remainder of the compilation process is self-contained.

We recommend using a package manager such as Homebrew, however any installation of Boost Build that puts bjam or b2 into your path is fine.

If you're using homebrew, the installation of Boost Build is simple:

brew install boost-build

Use your favorite package manager to install boost build. On Ubuntu, it's found in APT under bjam:

sudo apt-get install bjam

Clone this repo recursively with submodules to a directory of your choosing, run the build-boost.sh script in the root directory to install the relevant boost libraries and headers to the local deps\lib and deps\include directories. In a nutshell, execute the following commands:

git clone --recursive https://github.com/vmrob/aciddb.git
cd aciddb
./build-boost.sh
bjam