Database Systems on Modern CPU Architectures
This is a tiny database systems built from scratch which can do simple select and insert queries. This is a continuation of the project that I implemented along with Toghrul during the course (https://github.com/togrulseyid/DBLite.git) In the project during the course, we have implemented Iterator Model for Operators. Here I will continue the project with 'push-up' model implementation and at the end we can simply run queries(status: not done yet).
git clone https://github.com/mehemmedv/DB_Implementation_IN2118.git
mkdir build && cd build && cmake .. && make
- DB - the main service
- DB_Esort - External sort
- DB_Buffer - Buffer Manager
- DB_SPSegment - Slotted Page
- DB_SCHEMA - Schema(args: test.sql file)
- DB_BTREE - B Tree implementation
- DB_Operators - Operators
- Subscript - cd src/subscript_llvm && make && ./subscript 1 2 5 2
- Parallel Hash Join - cd test && make && ./hashjoin 3000 3000 4
check C++ style guidelines (Programming Style Guidelines) before starting to development
Released under the GNU General Public License v3.0 or later. See LICENSE for further info.
DB
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mahammad.valiyev@tum.de
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