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Examples
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An example says more than a 1000 words (and its way easier to write an
example than trying to explain something). In this directory you'll
find a varity of examples that will show you different use patterns of
libcoucbase.
libeventdirect
--------------
This example programs shows you how you may integrate libcouchbase
into your own event loop (in this example libevent).
syncmode
--------
This example shows you how you may use the synchronous interface of
libcouchbase.
yajl
----
This is an example that shows you how to work with views and json
pillowfight
-----------
This is an example that implements a small test program to show
you some of the functionalities in libcouchbase.
minimal
-------
This is an minimal single-file example which works both unix-like and windows OS.
It accepts three arguments: "host:port", "bucket" and "password".
Build:
gcc -lcouchbase -o minimal minimal.c
cl /DWIN32 /Iinclude lib\libcouchbase.lib minimal.c
Execute:
valgrind -v --tool=memcheck --leak-check=full --show-reachable=yes ./minimal
./minimal <host:port> <bucket> <passwd>
mininal.exe <host:port> <bucket> <passwd>
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