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
any good reason for that? Why don't the source packages remain stable
once they are released?
What's even more strange: two downloads don't just differ in some
timestamps - they also differ in variable names and the order of
declarations in the sqlite3.c file.
So what is the meaning of "SQLite release 3.6.13" when it changes
every now and then? How can I verify the source package download?
I thought about using a mirror or simply download the source package
from Debian. However, I can't find any sqlite.org mirrors, and Debian
currently contains only sqlite-3.6.12.
I'd really like to support SQLite in mingw_cross_env. Any help to
solve the trouble is appreciated.
Greets,
Volker
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