LittleD is a relational database system designed for embedded devices and sensor nodes. It operates with a minimal memory footprint, requiring as little as 1 kB of RAM for most queries. The system supports a subset of SQL syntax including SELECT-FROM-WHERE statements, inner joins, projections, CREATE TABLE, and INSERT operations. Data type support is currently limited to integers and fixed-width strings.[02][03]
- Source Code
- https://github.com/graemedouglas/LittleD[01]
- Developer
- Country of Origin
- CA
- Start Year
- 2014
- End Year
- 2016
- Project Types
- Academic, Open Source
- Written in
- C
- Operating System
- Linux
- License
- Apache v2
LittleD is a relational database system designed for embedded devices and sensor nodes. It operates with a minimal memory footprint, requiring as little as 1 kB of RAM for most queries. The system supports a subset of SQL syntax including SELECT-FROM-WHERE statements, inner joins, projections, CREATE TABLE, and INSERT operations. Data type support is currently limited to integers and fixed-width strings.[02][03]
History
LittleD was developed by Graeme Douglas as an academic research project targeting database management on resource-constrained microprocessors.
