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Dear SFTalk,
I was thinking of using the SQLite3 database with SwiftForth, since it
allows SQL databases to be used without the overhead of a
client/server model. Before having a go though, I wonder if anyone
else has done this and would be happy to show a wordlist for using
SQLite3?
At the moment I haven't really got started. The first thing I would
need to do is open a database, so I use the sqlite3_open function from
the sqlite3.dll library:
LIBRARY sqlite3.dll
2 IMPORT: sqlite3_open
The C prototype for sqlite3_open is:
int sqlite3_open( const char *filename, sqlite3 **ppDb);
and I am not sure what to pass as the second argument since it seems
to involve passing the address of an address of an sqlite3 structure
(in C that would be a declaration sqlite3 *db and pass &db as the
second argument). So, how would I make the call to sqlite3_open in SF?
Thanks in advance,
Tony
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Received on Mon Oct 08 2007 - 11:14:10 PDT
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