A content hash based data store with a filesystem layer, using variable sized blocks, arbitrarily sized data and utilising some domain knowledge to aid efficient block boundary selection.
See also the Plan 9 Venti system: (http://library.pantek.com/general/plan9.documents/venti/venti.html, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Venti).
Class DebuggingLock
A wrapper for a threading Lock or RLock to notice contention and report contending uses.
Function fromtext(s)
Return raw byte array from text/hexadecimal string.
Class LockContext
MRO: builtins.tuple
LockContext(caller, thread)
Function totext(data)
Represent a byte sequence as a hex/text string.
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