On 2006-08-14T08:37:06+0700, Nguyen Dang Quang wrote:
> By mistake, I joined this mailing list with two email. And now, I don't know
> how to unsubcriber one.
Send email from the account you want to unsubscribe to
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (this is in the email header).
/Allan
On 2005-12-09T10:30:37-0600, Jay Sprenkle wrote:
> This shouldn't work on your compiler:
>
> void* p;
>sizeof(*p)
>
> This should return 1:
>
>unsigned char* p;
>sizeof(*p)
I understand, that is the point of void after all.
The answer to the question was provided previously,
On 2005-12-08T10:37:36-0800, Wilson Yeung wrote:
> You're expected to cast your structure into an unsigned char *,
> because in C/C++, the only portable way to represent a byte is with a
> char/unsigned char.
Off-topic, I suppose, but what is a portable representation of a byte?
What does
Is there a document that describes how to contribute? Do you just work
tickets and add remarks? Which tickets should one work that is
important for the project, yet would not get in the way or risk doing
something twice?
/Allan
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On 2005-06-05T17:03:12+1000, Lloyd Dupont wrote:
> reading some documentation aboit it I see you could have memory database.
> how do I create them? or attach them?
http://www.sqlite.org/cvstrac/wiki?p=InMemoryDatabase seem to suggest
that you pass in ":memory:" as the first argument to
On 2005-05-29T11:51:27-0400, John Ruttenberg wrote:
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> I have a benchmark program that demonstrates significant performace
> degradation over time. Here is what this benchmark does:
>
> 1. Create a table with a primary integer key and a blob value.
>
On 2005-05-23T17:29:14+0200, Joel Rosdahl wrote:
> > Looking forward to a python db compliant client for 3.x hitting the
> > Debian archives (apsw is nice, I am sure, but not what I want for
> > the project that I am working on).
>
> PySQLite 2.0.2 now exists in Debian unstable:
>
>
Just a quick note letting you know that sqlite is working great here.
Thanks for making such a wonderful tool available to the world.
Only bump that I hit was that python-sqlite 1.0.1 automatically decodes
BLOBs, which did not jive with inserted MIME enocede data using
`sqlite`. Switching to
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