An object-oriented Perl module can be found -on CPAN as Cache::Memcached or -in Subversion (ChangeLog). -(GPL/Artistic)
- -The Perl API takes advantage of the server's opaque flag support and -sets its "complex" flag whenever the object being stored or retrieved -isn't a plain scalar. In that case, the Storable module is -used to freeze and thaw the value automatically going in and out of -the memcached.
- -There is also Cache::Memcached::Fast---another Perl client written in C, -largely compatible with the original Cache::Memcached. Available on CPAN at http://search.cpan.org/dist/Cache-Memcached-Fast/.
- - - -There are tons of PHP libraries available, in different conditions. But it now seems there's an official one:
-The Python client we'd previously released was just a prototype, and we don't have regular Python programmers on hand. The folks at Tummy.com have took over maintenance. See ftp://ftp.tummy.com/pub/python-memcached/ for the latest versions.
- - - -A Java API is maintained by Greg Whalin from Meetup.com. You can find that library here: - -
An improved Java API maintained by Dustin Sallings is also available. Aggressively optimised, ability to run async, supports binary protocol, etc. See site for details: - -
There are multiple C# APIs: - -
Multiple C libraries for memcached exist:
-The pgmemcache project allows -you to access memcache servers from Postgresql Stored Procedures and Triggers. -More details and downloads are available at:
- - - - -The memcache_engine allows memcache to work as a storage engine to MySQL. -This means that you can SELECT/UPDATE/INSERTE/DELETE from it as though it is a -table in MySQL. -
- -A set of MySQL UDFs (user defined functions) to work with memcached using -libmemcached. -
-To write a new client, check out the