[sqlite] SQLite Amalgamation in a GIT repo

I found that there aren't any up-to-date GIT copies of just the amalgamation on github. So, I wrote up some simple steps whereby anyone could make their own. On a project that uses GIT and either git subtree or git submodules, this is a very handy way to keep SQLite up-to-date.

Re: [sqlite] SQLite Amalgamation

At 04:58 08/03/2012, you wrote: Hi guys, Decided to open a discussion on SQLite amalgamation. Please forgive us, Windows users, who unlucky enough to use Microsoft Visual Studio. As many of you know, it is year 2012 now, and Visual Studio is up to version 10, but the guys at Microsoft still

Re: [sqlite] SQLite Amalgamation

On Wed, Mar 7, 2012 at 10:58 PM, Andrew Cherednik < andrew.chered...@healthscope.com.au> wrote: > Hi guys, > > > > Decided to open a discussion on SQLite amalgamation. Please forgive us, > Windows users, who unlucky enough to use Microsoft Visual Studio. As many > of you know, it is year 2012

Re: [sqlite] SQLite Amalgamation

On Wed, Mar 7, 2012 at 9:58 PM, Andrew Cherednik wrote: > Hi guys, > > > > Decided to open a discussion on SQLite amalgamation. Please forgive us, > Windows users, who unlucky enough to use Microsoft Visual Studio. As many of > you know, it is year 2012 now,

[sqlite] SQLite Amalgamation

Hi guys, Decided to open a discussion on SQLite amalgamation. Please forgive us, Windows users, who unlucky enough to use Microsoft Visual Studio. As many of you know, it is year 2012 now, and Visual Studio is up to version 10, but the guys at Microsoft still use 16-bit indices for the

Re: [sqlite] sqlite-amalgamation + own functions = Segmentation fault at "sqlite3VdbeMemSetStr" sice version 3.7.5 (to v3.7.3 works fine)

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 On 04/15/2011 06:28 AM, Jaromir Prinzler wrote: > I use SQLite Amalgamation and compile it with gcc 2.95 under windows xp. I strongly recommend you get a more recent version of the compiler. MinGW now has a decent automated installed and you'll get

Re: [sqlite] sqlite-amalgamation + own functions = Segmentation fault at "sqlite3VdbeMemSetStr" sice version 3.7.5 (to v3.7.3 works fine)

sqlite-users-boun...@sqlite.org] on behalf of Jaromir Prinzler [jprinz...@tplan-gmbh.de] Sent: Friday, April 15, 2011 8:28 AM To: sqlite-users@sqlite.org Subject: EXT :[sqlite] sqlite-amalgamation + own functions = Segmentation fault at "sqlite3VdbeMemSetStr" sice version 3.7.5 (to v

[sqlite] sqlite-amalgamation + own functions = Segmentation fault at "sqlite3VdbeMemSetStr" sice version 3.7.5 (to v3.7.3 works fine)

Hello ! I hope you can understand my bad english ;-) Since a long time i use sqlite for my projects. Now i have updated from SQLite v3.7.3 over SQLite v3.7.5 to SQLite 3.7.6. I use SQLite Amalgamation and compile it with gcc 2.95 under windows xp. Compiling options for "Amalgamation" are :

Re: [sqlite] SQLite-amalgamation changes every few hours

D. Richard Hipp schrieb: > > The mingw_cross_env verifies all downloads via their SHA-1 checksum. > > However, the SQLite source package changes every few hours. [...] > > The amalgamations packages changed once after the release announcement > because the first package we put

Re: [sqlite] SQLite-amalgamation changes every few hours

Hello! On Friday 17 April 2009 00:09:21 D. Richard Hipp wrote: > If you have seen the amalgamation SHA1 sums change more than one time, > that is an indication of unauthorized hacking of the SQLite website. > Please let us know. But if you saw just this one change, then please > discard

Re: [sqlite] SQLite-amalgamation changes every few hours

On Apr 16, 2009, at 3:58 PM, Volker Grabsch wrote: > Dear SQLite authors, > > I'd like to include SQLite in my MinGW cross compiling environment > (http://www.profv.de/mingw_cross_env/), but I ran into some trouble. > > The mingw_cross_env verifies all downloads via their SHA-1 checksum. >

[sqlite] SQLite-amalgamation changes every few hours

Dear SQLite authors, I'd like to include SQLite in my MinGW cross compiling environment (http://www.profv.de/mingw_cross_env/), but I ran into some trouble. The mingw_cross_env verifies all downloads via their SHA-1 checksum. However, the SQLite source package changes every few hours. Is there