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Updating LMDB to v 0.9.11, switching to gitorious #29458
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I notice the version number is very different. Is lmdb being versioned indepenently from OpenLDAP now? |
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MDB is actively developed and separately versioned by tags in the gitorious repo (well, technically that's done at the OpenLDAP git but this is the authoritative clone for MDB). I am not familiar with OpenLDAP's development workflow, but I think LMDB keeps its own version as a standalone library but adopts the OpenLDAP version number when bundled with it. |
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@hyc i agree, fixed |
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Fyi, LMDB is versioned separately but so far we have timed releases to be simultaneous with the main OpenLDAP releases. |
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The homebrew version of LMDB does not provide all the defines that the current version does.
The latest LMDB code is provided, separate from the rest of OpenLDAP, in a Gitorius repo.
This PR uses the latest tagged release of MDB, v. 0.9.11.