Grate !
I find the "amalgamation" very useful in integrating SQLite in existing
source trees, compiling it using various flags together with other
sources etc.
There is one thing that I always have to modify:
In function sqlite3UnixCurrentTime, comming from os_unix.c, the call to
gettimeofday takes an unused parameter, a pointer to sTz.
For various reasons I have to compile using "-std=c99" flag, in which
case "struct timezone" is not declared (or I didn't figured out yet a
some other parameters).
In any case, I think it is fairly safe to replace
struct timezone sTz; /* Not used */
gettimeofday(&sNow, &sTz);
with:
gettimeofday(&sNow, NULL);
This may also save a little space on the stack.
From what I know the second parameter was never used on Linux; the
manual page from other systems also states that if the second parameter
is not null, then the behavior of the function is not specified. So it
seems like a safer bet to pass NULL as the second parameter.
I'm relatively new to SQLite, and I'm quite swamped with an upcoming
release of my project, so please excuse me if I didn't find out yet what
is the proper way of sending this kind of "simple stupid piece of code"
(patch, discussion list, private email, etc).
Cheers and many thanks for SQLite!
-iulian
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