I'm having a problem in choosing among the different sqlite3 distributions, and I'd *very* much appreciate a bit of advice here. First, my target here is a new palmtop, somewhat out of the ordinary, named "Pandora". This palmtop is based upon the Texas Instruments OMAP3 System-On-a-Chip (SoC) (using the ARM7A CPU). This OMAP3 is has very impressive specifications, but you take what you get, it's not very open to modification or expansion. One item on this is that it comes with 256MB of working RAM memory. Virtual memory can be added (the OS is an Angstrom Linux) but it is definitely limited in memory. I note this specifically because I think that it makes the choice of youro "amalgamation" not a terribly wise choice. Using something which is broken into smaller object loadables is a better choice for the environment, I think, and I'd appreciate hearing your opinion on that.
The OMAP3 also hosts a dedicated DSP processor, and ships with firmware giving an OpenGL version (embedded variety), which might make some difference to TCL (but not, I think, SQLite3) Further, beyond using SQLite3 directly, I want to have it integrated in both Python and TCL. Your TEA version seems attractive, but I can't tell from the documentation if the TEA version will also work for integration into Python. Will it serve for both uses, or do I need to have two different versions installed side by side? If I do indeed need two simultaneous versions, that brings out reams of additional questions, so I think I want that answered first. If it would be possible to choose one version of SQLite3 to serve as source for the installed gcc-4.3.3 compiler, I'd very much your opinion. Thanks for your time. Oh, BTW, the reason I need to worry about this is, apparently, the pre-installed Python on the Pandora seems to have been installed with many missing modules, so I want to reinstall Python, and I wish to have this newly installed Python to have as much TCLTK and SQLite3 support as it allows. _______________________________________________ sqlite-users mailing list [email protected] http://sqlite.org:8080/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/sqlite-users
