Hi all,
I am always on the lookout for simple yet powerful software development
tools and SQLite definitely falls into this category.
It is a very great software. I tested the software a lot to replace our
home data format (for Meteroligical Observations). The engine
is very very fast for insertion of millions of records of satellite
data. All the job was carried on Linux, SGI IRIX64 (front ends) The software
was compiled in 32 bits mode. I did also some tests on our
SuperComputer IBM (Aix v 5.1) and SQlite work great when Compiled in 32
b mode
(-q32 -qlonglong VisualAge xlc flags etc).
Because every peace of software we use on IBM must compile in 64 bits
mode, ( I did not succeed to run Sqlite When Compiled iin 64 bits mode
And I'm not a Sofware Engeneer) I want just to know if the Engine is 64
bits ready (the boss langage) or Can we call Sqlite (Complied 32 bits) from
64 bits applications. Any advice is Welcome. I worked very hard to push
Sqlite to replace our home data format (Sqlite will do Solve a lot
of our pbs .)
Thanks A lot.
Hamid
