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# Re: MOO cores

- Date: Fri, 25 Aug 1995 06:02:03 PDT
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    > > across platforms (barring the crypt() problems some machine have), a db
    > > generated on one machine should load perfectly fine on another (assuming the
    > > server's have all the same patches).  Any self respecting MOO server should
    > > load any MOO db file, if it doesn't, then I wouldn't call it a MOO.
    >
    > This is obviously true of text-based dbs (i.e. most of them) but whould
    > it be true of binary dbs?   (i.e. LPMOO, unless I'm really off my rocker.)
    >

    LPMOO will read and write standard LambdaMOO format databases. It just
    uses a binary format for its "state dumps" (checkpoints).

    -D

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