Re: [sqlite] on windows, can i compile sqlite using /MTd

Hello Jack, I do it, and it works fine. There are a lot of comments about multi-threading in this mailing list and the documentation. As long as you do not share a database handle (return of sqlite3_open) between threads (see http://www.sqlite.org/capi3ref.html#sqlite3_open), you will be

[sqlite] Recognizing v3.2.6 In PHP Snapshots

I'm playing with snapshots of PHP 5.1 from http://snaps.php.net. I have a build from 20050916 that doesn't recognize Sqlite 3.2.6 in phpinfo(). Does anyone know how I can get the snapshot to "see" the new Sqlite version? Thanks Bob Cochran

Re: [sqlite] on windows, can i compile sqlite using /MTd

The /MT switch changes the CRT functions to be thread safe and sometimes use TLS so it will make sqlite run a tad slower but will be harmless. On 9/18/05, jack wu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > the compilation went fine, but i 'd like to double > check to see if that's allowed. as i understand

[sqlite] on windows, can i compile sqlite using /MTd

the compilation went fine, but i 'd like to double check to see if that's allowed. as i understand sqlite is a single thread program. but my main program is multi-threaded, i have to use the /MTd option. Thanks. jack.

Re: [sqlite] SQLITE Documentation

> How then should I obtain the documentation, aside from that provided online, > and > by manually sifting through the source? I'm on MS Windows XP, using MinGW + > MSYS. make doc was run through MSYS. Follow the instructions in README but instead of running "make" and "make install", just run

Re: [sqlite] index organized table +compression

> Does anybody know whether it is possible to compress ... I don't recall anyone having claimed to have done this. You can try searching the archives: > ... possible to create index organized tables within SQLite Not really. If you

Re: [sqlite] index organized table +compression

Hi Martin, I don't know about compression, but sqlite organizes the data by the INTEGER PRIMARY KEY, which every table contains either explicitly or implicitly. Martin Martin Pfeifle schrieb: Hello, I just started to consider the use of SQLite for a rather big project. For this project it

[sqlite] index organized table +compression

Hello, I just started to consider the use of SQLite for a rather big project. For this project it would be beneficial if the database supports index organized tables. Furthermore, it would be helpful, if we could compress the data by integrating compression techniques into the files os.c. Does

Re: [sqlite] SQLITE Documentation

Hi, I decided to try and get the documentation on my computer myself, so did a 'make doc' after extracting sqlite-3.2.6.tar.gz The result was the message: make: Nothing to be done for `doc'. The doc subdirectory doesnt have a makefile, and trying make doc in the src subdirectory returns: make: