So if you want a standalone binary that contains a (read-only) Fossil
repository, such that all you have to do is run the binary with no
arguments (for example by double-clicking on Windows) then here is how
you do that:

(1)  Get and build the latest version of Fossil from the use-appendvfs
branch. https://www.fossil-scm.org/fossil/timeline?r=use-appendvfs

(2)  Make a copy of the executable (fossil.exe) to a new name that
will become the stand-alone program.  Ex:  copy fossil.exe
drexel-report.exe

(3)  Run the "fossil sql" command on the repository that you want to publish.

(4)  Type this command at the "sqlite> " prompt:   .backup --append
repository drexel-report.exe

(5)  Exit the "fossil sql" command using ".q"

(6)  Double-click on the "drexel-report.exe" file (or whatever you called it).

-- 
D. Richard Hipp
d...@sqlite.org
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