2. disable asserts. I don't know how this is done in C, but I assume
that in
a release build, asserts are off.
Disable asserts() using -DNDEBUG=1. This more than doubles the speed
of SQLite. Asserts() are turned off in release builds.
We build sqlite3.08 as follows: ./configure
mike cariotoglou wrote:
2. disable asserts. I don't know how this is done in C, but I assume that in
a release build, asserts are off.
Disable asserts() using -DNDEBUG=1. This more than doubles the speed
of SQLite. Asserts() are turned off in release builds.
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D. Richard Hipp -- [EMAIL
I am not running on *ix, so I cannot test.however, your mentioning multi-cpu
machines, brings something to mind.
In windows, most synchronization functions rely on some form of INTERLOCKED
operation. Now, these operations are implemented differently on multi-cpu
(and hyperthreading counts as
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