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Steve Robillard
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Since you are already running a LAMP server, I would write the data to your MySQL database, where it can be read via PHP and displayed.

The MySQL website has example code for writing to a MySQL database from C++.

This has one big advantage over a RAM disk or tmpfs it persists the data across restarts, allowing for long term storage and analysis.

Since you are already running a LAMP server, I would write the data to your MySQL database, where it can be read via PHP and displayed.

The MySQL website has example code for writing to a MySQL database from C++.

This has one big advantage over a RAM disk or tmpfs it persists the data allowing for long term storage and analysis.

Since you are already running a LAMP server, I would write the data to your MySQL database, where it can be read via PHP and displayed.

The MySQL website has example code for writing to a MySQL database from C++.

This has one big advantage over a RAM disk or tmpfs it persists the data across restarts, allowing for long term storage and analysis.

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Steve Robillard
  • 34.9k
  • 18
  • 104
  • 109

Since you are already running a LAMP server, I would write the data to your MySQL database, where it can be read via PHP and displayed.

The MySQL website has example code for writing to a MySQL database from C++.

This has one big advantage over a RAM disk or tmpfs it persists the data allowing for long term storage and analysis.