On Sun, Dec 18, 2011 at 10:28:58AM +0000, Stuart Henderson wrote: > In some ways it would make more sense to use an embedded copy of > sqlite for applications which often need a specific version, > but then we typically have symbols conflicting with a copy of > sqlite pulled in via a shared library dependency (and locally > renaming functions to avoid this in something like firefox is > not sustainable).
Well, not really. Tweaking/embedding sqlite is very lazy, when it's just generally a change of pragma, and when you can get that very easily with just two or three lines of code. mozilla is indeed the perfect example of utter stupidity from upstream. Embedding and absorbing 3rd party stuff to the point that now, they can no longer link on win32. What a surprise.
