I just pushed out some new code to github for merle. It should have some nice new treats in it for you including a new recieve loop for large objects. Just to make sure it worked properly I ran md5's on the input and output, example below. In the last few days I have also added a few new calls such as version/0 which gets the memcached version for you. Check out the readme for examples and entire API. Things are getting close to the first full release so stay tuned.
2> merle:start_link("localhost", 11211). {ok,<0.38.0>} 3> {ok, TestPDF} = file:read_file("test.pdf"). {ok,<<"%PDF-1.4\n11 0 obj\n<< /S /GoTo /D (Outline1) >>\nendobj\n14 0 obj\n(Introduction)\nendobj\n15 0 obj\n<< /S /GoTo /D"...>>} 4> merle:set("a", "1", "0", TestPDF). ["STORED"] 5> merle:get("a"). [<<"%PDF-1.4\n11 0 obj\n<< /S /GoTo /D (Outline1) >>\nendobj\n14 0 obj\n(Introduction)\nendobj\n15 0 obj\n<< /S /GoTo /D (Ou"...>>] 6> [TestPDF1] = merle:get("a"). [<<"%PDF-1.4\n11 0 obj\n<< /S /GoTo /D (Outline1) >>\nendobj\n14 0 obj\n(Introduction)\nendobj\n15 0 obj\n<< /S /GoTo /D (Ou"...>>] 7> erlang:md5(TestPDF). <<120,165,244,215,18,94,214,215,236,65,148,80,135,39,68, 125>> 8> erlang:md5(TestPDF1). <<120,165,244,215,18,94,214,215,236,65,148,80,135,39,68, 125>>
