On 4/30/06, Steph Fox <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
The attached patch makes it possible to build either php_sqlite.dll without
the PDO dependency, or php_pdo_sqlite2.dll with the PDO dependency.

That means that you end up with php_pdo_sqlite2.dll only in the
official snapshot builds.

I'm hoping it'll mean you can consider enabling built-in sqlite by default
again, even if PDO isn't quite ready for that yet?

It's got nothing to do with PDO "being ready".  The only reason that
the sqlite2 driver is part of the sqlite2 extension is because we
include a bundled sqlite2 library.

Rather than bundle, compile and load it twice (it's pretty large), we
simply re-use the code from the sqlite extension.

I still don't see why you think that you need everything to be
compiled into PHP statically on windows--we ship *all* the binaries
that you might need, and everybody knows how to edit php.ini to turn
on the bits they are missing.

--Wez.

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