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Memcached is written in C, not in Perl (except for the test suite): may be it should be removed...

_contributed by ema_zep@hidden on Feb 28 9:14am _


Ohloh says Memcached is at least 30% Perl, 50% C/C++, so I think it's safe to assume it's not just tests and bunded API that are Perl (given the other languages it's available in come to about 5% of the codebase each)

contributed by aaron.trevena@hidden on Jul 2 3:52am


If we refer to the official Memcached server distribution (currently: memcached-1.2.6.tar.gz), I can confirm that only the test scripts (and the test related module MemcachedTest.pm) are written in Perl, furthermore there is no bundled API whatsoever (that would be the separate distribution Cache::Memcached on CPAN).

I think that the project as listed on Ohloh is quite misleading, since it monitors the whole Memcached SVN repository, which includes a lot of stuff to be considered IMHO separately, such as a gtk frontend and all the available language bindings (including Cache::Memcached). So yes, even on Ohloh it's just the tests and the Perl API (and the gtk-perl frontend), and even including also those we still have only 31% of the code written in Perl (and 51% written in C).

I'd love to have Memcached primarily written in Perl, but unfortunately that's not the case.

Regards.

_contributed by ema_zep@hidden on Jul 29 6:09am _


 

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