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So far, SECONDO was developed in a self-hosted CVS repository. This project here was only a read-only mirror of the CVS repository. We have now completed the migration to git and this repository is used for the development.
We are happy no announce the release of SECONDO 4.3.0. See the changelog for more information.
The current version of SECONDO supports the parallelization of the building process (e.g., make -j 32). This allows to build SECONDO much faster. We measured a building time of 13 minutes (parallel) vs. 71 minutes (sequential) on our test system.
We are happy to announce that Debian 11 is now supported by SECONDO.
SECONDO now supports Apple Computer with an M1 (ARM64) CPU as platform. See the new Install Guide for more information. Please note that no manual download of the BerkeleyDB or SWI-Prolog is required anymore. All dependencies on macOS are now managed by Homebrew.
We are happy to announce, that Ubuntu 20.10 is now supported by SECONDO. The source code can now be build by gcc 10 and SWI-Prolog 8.2 is supported.
The SECONDO source code is available on Github. The repository is currently a read-only mirror of the CVS repository. In 2021 we plan to retire CVS and switch completely to this repository.
A new article about the debugging of SECONDO on macOS is available.
The website of the project is now available on https://secondo-database.github.io/.
A SDK for macOS 11 (Big Sur) is now available for download.
All Bison 3.0 deprecation warnings (warning: deprecated directive) are fixed in the current version of the software.
We have changed the used C++ standard in the project to C++17. This means, that you can use these new language features in your code. Please note, you have to run make clean to re-build the complete project.
Until now, SECONDO was built with the flag -D_GLIBCPP_DEPRECATED to get access to some deprecated functions in the glibc. The code-base was updated and these functions are not used anymore. Therefore, the compiler flag was removed.
We have successfully upgraded the build- and CVS-server to openSUSE Leap 15.2; the system is now up and running.
This is the wiki of the SECONDO project.