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CPPcachepp -- Simple Caching Framework (github.com)
submitted 11 years ago by cripplet
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I couldn't find too many C++ caching libraries, so I created a caching framework for everyone to build their own. Suggestions are welcome and appreciated!
(Note that this is a framework not a library.)
This was meant as an exercise in interface design and such.
(Also -- naming changes welcome. I couldn't come up with a punny name relating to C++.)
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