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Does MongoDB work on iOS?

The title pretty much says it all: Has MongoDB ever been compiled to work on iOS devices? I know the terms of the App Store do not allow an application to launch a subprocess, so the DBDirectClient class would have to be used to access the data files in-process.

Any thoughts?

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