C++ Implementation of Succinct (http://succinct.cs.berkeley.edu).

Succinct is a data-store than enables queries directly on a compressed representation of data. With basic primitives of random acces, search and fast counts of arbitrary substrings on unstructured data (flat files), Succinct can provide a rich set of queries on semi-structured or structured data without requiring any secondary indexes.

• C++11 support
• CMake build system
• Thrift for its sharded, sharded-kv, bench and test modules.

To build Succinct, run:

./build.sh

To clean-up build files, run:

./cleanup.sh

To see how Succinct's core data structures can be used, find examples in examples/src.

The example in compress.cc shows how Succinct can be used to compress input files (for both flat-file and key-value interfaces), while example programs in query_file.cc and query_kv.cc show how the compressed files can be queried.

TODO: Add description of how sbin/ scripts can be used.