Along these lines. Did you guys see the link to the new full managed C# version of SqlLite?
http://code.google.com/p/csharp-sqlite/ Holey schmoley! As much as I like managed code, I must ask why on earth would they bother? I have the source code for SQLite and it's goddamn enormous and has its own peculiar style that would take a while to get your head around. The conversion process must have been a brain-bursting technical exercise, but what advantage is there for all this work? I might ask them directly. The SQLite people boast about the rigorous testing processes and the reliability of their product, so I can't help but wonder how the converted code could keep up and attempt to match things like compatibility, documentation, and tools. Is it like having a complete working sports car made of steel and someone decides to create an identical one made of titanium? Sheesh! Greg
