Announce: rta-0.6.0 adds /proc like capability

From: Bob Smith (bsmith_at_linuxtoys.org)
Date: 08/23/03

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    Run Time Access (RTA) is a library that lets you separate
    your user interface from your daemon by giving a database
    interface and/or a virtual file system interface to your
    program. RTA can make your program's internal variables,
    structures, and array of structures look like tables in a
    Postgres database or like files in a file system. The file
    system interface is based on Fuse by Miklos Szeredi.

    Both the database and the file system interface point to
    the actual data in memory in your program. They are not
    copies of the data.

    RTA is available at http://www.runtimeaccess.com.

    Please stop by and try the on-line demo.

    Bob Smith

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