> > Thanks again for the reply. That very well may be! The > call back puts the > > column data in a std::map and then the std::map in > std::vector. This is so > > column and row data can be easily accessed. That very well > may be the bottle > > neck. I will try to come up with another way of doing this. > > the std template library is a hog in this respect. if you > trace the ctor's > you'll see an insertion into a std container results in three > of them. so if > you have them nested three deep you'll call 9 ctors for each insert. > > at least that's how it used to be... > > >
Thanks for the reply, Ara. I performed some tests and unfortunately the STL was not the culprit. For some reason, as I stated in another message, it takes 15 seconds to receive a callback after an 'sqlite_exec' call is made. Regards
