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Pure C analytics database RayforceDB uses Lisp-like syntax for queries
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RayforceDB is an analytics database written entirely in C that exposes a Lisp-like query syntax, surfaced through a Hacker News discussion thread.
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RayforceDB is described as a pure C analytics database, meaning no external runtime dependencies are implied by the headline.
The query language uses a Lisp-like syntax, distinguishing it from SQL-based analytics databases.
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