Dear Roger, your revelation is rather shocking for me, because my sqlite.el library took easily one week of work when I wrote it (and has actually worked very well so far). I was completely aware it is not intended as the standard way for programs to access an SQLite database, but I had actually assumed this was exclusively a performance issue (which is BTW unnoticeable in my modest application - commands which call the sqlite interface seem extremely fast). So, is this a dead end?
> I'd recommend you use the C interface. Elisp has a foreign > function interface (aka FFI) which lets you call C shared > libraries directly rather easily. This also shocked me when I read this because of course I had inquired about the options before going ahead (though I'm not sure whether here or on gnu.emacs.help), and was told this would mean hacking Emacs' source code, something I am definitely not able to do. However, I have searched the Net for the interface you are mentioning, but to no avail so far (the impression is rather that SXEmacs, an XEmacs clone unbeknownst to me so far, does have one, but not so GNU Emacs). FFI apparently being a general term, can anyone tell me the proper name of this interface? Best regards, Florian _______________________________________________ sqlite-users mailing list sqlite-users@sqlite.org http://sqlite.org:8080/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/sqlite-users
