/*!
@example ex_access.c
Create, insert and access a simple table.

@example ex_async.c
Show how to configure and use asynchronous operations.

@example ex_call_center.c
A more complex schema based on a call center example, showing how to map
some SQL constructs onto the WiredTiger API.

@example ex_cursor.c
Shows some common cursor types and operations.

@example ex_encrypt.c
Shows how to extend WiredTiger with a simple encryption algorithm.

@example nop_encrypt.c
Shows the basic framework for building an encryptor as a plug in library.

@example rotn_encrypt.c
Shows a simple encryptor as a plug in library.

@example ex_extending.c
Shows how to extend WiredTiger with application-specific collations,
extractors and cursor types.

@example ex_extractor.c
Shows how to extend WiredTiger with a more complex custom extractor.

@example ex_hello.c
This is an example of how to create and open a database.

@example ex_pack.c
Shows basic packing and unpacking of fields.

@cond sharing
@notyet{inter-process sharing}
@example ex_process.c
Shows how to connect to a database from multiple processes.
@endcond

@example ex_schema.c
Shows how to create column-oriented data and access individual columns.

@example ex_stat.c
Shows how to access database and table statistics.

@example ex_log.c
Shows how to access the database log files.

@example ex_thread.c
Shows how to access a database with multiple threads.

@example ex_file_system.c
Shows how to extend WiredTiger with a custom file-system implementation.

 */
