griffin@frith.msu.edu (Danny Griffin) (01/02/91)
Well, more bounced mail, so here goes...
550 zahra@wolfen.cc.uow.oz... Host unknown
To: zahra@wolfen.cc.uow.oz
Subject: ISAM for the Amiga
You should be able to use almost any ISAM C library. Just scan
through any MS-DOS programming journal for ads. I have used
SoftFocus's Btree/ISAM libraries with success. I have not been
able to get the variable length records to work, though :-/
Also, another one I have thought about is C-Index/PC by Trio Systems.
There are also some PD ISAM files, but they may take some work on your
part to make them easily usable.
Peacock Systems has a program called CBTree using B+trees ($99 US).
They have advertised in Amazing Computing. Address is 2108-C Gallows
Road, Vienna, Virginia, 22182 phone (703)847-1743
Hope this helps.
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"Crritic!" -- Estragon | unbiased -- he hates all creative people equally.jafo@miranda.UUCP (Sean Reifschneider) (01/03/91)
>In article <1991Jan2.032740.8095@msuinfo.cl.msu.edu> griffin@frith.msu.edu (Danny Griffin) writes: >Peacock Systems has a program called CBTree using B+trees ($99 US). >They have advertised in Amazing Computing. Address is 2108-C Gallows >Road, Vienna, Virginia, 22182 phone (703)847-1743 CBTree says in the manual that it'll work with the Amiga. I've got it, but haven't had a chance to check it out on Amiga DOS. Another alternative would be to check out MIX Software's database toolkit. You can get it with source code for around $20. They're the people who make a $20 C compiler for the PC. Check out C Users Journal for an ad from them. Sean -- From the desk of Sean Reifschneider. Isn't Amiga UUCP great? Thanks Matt. uunet.uu.net!ccncsu.colostate.edu!ncuug!miranda!jafo