PseudoCore Prototype

Warning: This is a prototype. Not for production use.

PseudoCore is a high-performance data management system prototype, designed for research and demonstration purposes. The codebase is structured according to Clean Architecture and SOLID principles, with a focus on modularity, encapsulation, and performance.

Architecture Overview

• Application Layer: CoreManager, TaskScheduler, DataManager
• Domain Layer: CoreEntity, TaskEntity, BlockEntity
• Infrastructure Layer: CacheEngine, CompressionEngine, StorageEngine

Each component is designed with:

• Strict typing and encapsulation
• Thread safety
• Error handling
• Performance metrics
• Data integrity checks
• Resource management

Main Components

• pseudo_core.c — Main core logic (foreground, high load)
• pseudo_core_daemon.c — Daemonized version (background, reduced load)
• cache.c, compress.c, ring_cache.c, scheduler.c — Supporting modules

Build Instructions

make clean
make

This will build two binaries:

• pseudo_core — Foreground prototype
• pseudo_core_daemon — Daemonized version

Usage

Foreground (high load, blocks terminal)

./pseudo_core

• Runs in the foreground
• High CPU and I/O load
• Press Ctrl+C to stop

Daemon (recommended, reduced load)

sudo ./pseudo_core_daemon

• Runs in the background as a daemon
• Uses 2 threads and smaller segments
• Logs to syslog (check with tail -f /var/log/syslog | grep pseudo_core)
• PID file: /var/run/pseudo_core.pid
• To stop:

  sudo kill $(cat /var/run/pseudo_core.pid)

Storage

• Data is stored in storage_swap.img in the current directory

Notes

• This is a research prototype. No guarantees, no warranties.
• Code and configuration are subject to change.
• For any issues, review logs and source code.