> It is not a smart technique to assume that you can access underlying
> data structures and expect them to remain identically placed between
> releases.
What do you think, was my reason to ask, whether these structures are public
and stable or not ... ;-)
Micha
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Micha Bieber wrote:
Thursday, May 18, 2006, 17:36:53, Jay Sprenkle wrote:
Since you pass that in to begin with, why do you need the database
to provide information you already have?
Thats by design (tm), but it might be not the best one. For performance reasons
I have splitted my project
Maybe you are too C++ orientated. You have no need to touch any Sqlite
structure, that is what the API does. Just use it.
JS
Micha Bieber wrote:
@list
Maybe I'm too C++ biased - but what is the state of the sqlite3 and
similar - e.g. 'Db' - structures in sqlites C-Interface ? Is this
Micha Bieber <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> @list
>
> Maybe I'm too C++ biased - but what is the state of the sqlite3 and
> similar - e.g. 'Db' - structures in sqlites C-Interface ? Is this
> considered 'public' and also stable or indicates the missing
> documentation (at least I've found nothing
Thursday, May 18, 2006, 17:36:53, Jay Sprenkle wrote:
> Since you pass that in to begin with, why do you need the database
> to provide information you already have?
Thats by design (tm), but it might be not the best one. For performance reasons
I have splitted my project in a way, requiring 2
> but seriously, it's a black box that you don't need to pry open to use Sqlite.
Something of course, was driving me in posting the question -
it was programmers laziness, as usual :-)
In this case, it was the databases filename, available from one of the
mentioned structures. There are other
On 5/18/06, Micha Bieber <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Maybe I'm too C++ biased - but what is the state of the sqlite3 and
similar - e.g. 'Db' - structures in sqlites C-Interface ? Is this
considered 'public' and also stable or indicates the missing
documentation (at least I've found nothing apart
@list
Maybe I'm too C++ biased - but what is the state of the sqlite3 and
similar - e.g. 'Db' - structures in sqlites C-Interface ? Is this
considered 'public' and also stable or indicates the missing
documentation (at least I've found nothing apart from the sources) not to
use them in user code
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