Shawn: > My main purpose is to see what it takes for integration. If Sun > chooses to support it as a private interface only (meaning not 3rd > parties) in their commercial OS, that is of course their business > decision.
There is probably no reason why SQLite couldn't go into OpenSolaris if there are people willing to do all needed work (ARC, etc.). For people here at Sun to be involved with SQLite being in Solaris, the process is more slow due to coordinating issues with the database group, etc. > As long as Sun's decision to support something doesn't stop > integration into OpenSolaris, I can live with that. I would never > expect Sun to support everything that gets integrated. No, shouldn't affect that. Also, some projects (or consolidations) may be able to ship private copies of SQLite for components that need it, thus avoiding the support issues. ARC tends to frown on things like this, but it might be possible. Need to talk to ARC about it. > I just don't want Sun business decisions about support to affect > possible integrations. If I am not mistaken you are saying it can be > integrated, but Sun has their own decisions to make in regards to > support. Of course, OpenSolaris can diverge from Sun's supported Solaris OS. Brian
