Hello Michael Hooker,
>I shall try using a Delphi wrapper later on, DiSQLite3 will probably be the
>one I will choose, but so far I'm struggling to understand the examples
>because the author has chosen to use a maze of separate units and an
>unfamiliar set of external third party components to
I have sent Ralf a long reply directly.
No criticism was intended, and eventually I expect to be as impressed by
DiSQLite as I am by SQLiteSpy. It's just that I can't make it work yet and
don't have the time for the steep learning curve.
Michael Hooker
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From: Ralf
Hi,
The SQLite database in my application becomes corrupted quite often under
high test load (error 'database disk image is malformed' is returned).
Some information:
SQLite version: 3.3.8, but a similar crash occurred at previous versions as
well.
SQLite configuration: --enable-threadsafe
Sorry I didn't chime in before, but I would strongly recommend using
Mike Cariotoglou's mksqlite import library, which is available in the
contrib section of the sqlite website. It contains a direct import of
the SQLite library into Delphi. I'm using it for a couple of projects
right now and
On my builds, all tests pass and collectively give about 98%
source code coverage. I never release unless all tests pass.
important to know, then. thanks.
I have spent entirely too much of
my life already trying to get my head around autoconf/libtool
and I do not intend to waste any more
snowcrash+sqlite <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> i'm happy to make the changes to the Makefile, avoiding the autofoo
> stuff completely, if you might point in the right direction ...
>
The Makefile that I use for debugging and testing (on SuSE 10.1)
follows:
#!/usr/make
#
# Makefile for SQLITE
this was very helpful.
with minor changes to your 'Makefile' for my env,
% cat Makefile
#!/usr/bin/make
TOP =/usr/ports/sqlite-3.3.8
AR = /usr/bin/ar -cr
RANLIB = /usr/bin/ranlib
NAWK = /usr/local/bin/gawk
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