HappyJoy

Maybe an E6B would be helpful.

Hey, this is really great. Fun fact - there is another SimpleDB also written in Java [1]. The book (out of print I think) is a good read.

[1] http://cs.bc.edu/~sciore/simpledb/

For me, it was the deck on the Peloton. At the time of purchase, it was the cheapest slat deck treadmill I could find.

I really enjoy when these hobby projects get posted. Tinkering for the sake of it is so much fun. Thanks for sharing

Yes and no. I don't have to buy missiles from the DoD like I do stamps. It's a service but it's some weird quasi-governmental-business

No

Being possible != being practical

SQLite implements a register based VM too.

What are we waiting for!? We can do that now on Earth /s

That's rediculous thinking. It's not a handout. The guy clearly worked for his ability.

I remember Hotmail

My first restaurant job used Aloha. I loved Aloha. It did everything I needed it to do. I worked front of house on the floor and it was great. I worked back of house and it was great. I worked bar and it was great. THEN! We were bought by Darden and had to use their in-house system. It was hot garbage compared to Aloha.

Take a deep breath and understand that nothing will ever be perfect. If you have that high a standard, download the source, examine it for security and privacy concerns, an proceed if satisfied.

Database Design and Implementation by Edward Sciore implements a fully working relational database from buffer manager up to parser and beyond. It's very much in the spirit of Tanenbaum's OS book.

Here's the landing page for the book's implementation: http://www.cs.bc.edu/~sciore/simpledb/intro.html

Unfortunately, I don't think the book is in print anymore.

You can try the homework assignments. They aren't trivial and you'll probably learn a bunch more by not being spoon fed the answers. Admittedly, the only bummer is not having someone review your work.

Do so at your own loss. Great lectures.

done

Holy crow I'm excited. These are high quality and very accessible.

Good question - give it a shot

Ben Eater has a most excellent Youtube series in the same vein.

https://eater.net/8bit

He even sells a kit with all parts and schematics included. It's easily one of my favorite projects of all time and has inspired me to continue learning more.

It's not close to MyCPU's level of complexity but is great to get you started.

The paper mentions posix_spawn... so I guess they are aware

I've been looking for this type of book. Thanks!

Does a Database book in the spirit of "Operating Systems: Design and Implementation" exist?

Which tools?