Denis Burke wrote:
>
> How do I access such functions? If I am missing some existing docs,
please
> just point me to them.
>
Something like this:
SQLiteConnection connection = new SQLiteConnection("Data Source=:memory:;");
connection.Open();
connection.EnableExtensions(true);
>I'm not exactly sure what is causing your compilation errors; however, the
>recent releases of System.Data.SQLite (specifically the SQLite.Interop.dll
>interop assembly) already include the percentile extension (as well as a
>couple other extensions).
>
>--
>Joe Mistachkin
Joe -
Thanks for the
Denis Burke wrote:
>
> We are now going to offer a 64-bit version of our app. As a result I need
> a 64bit version (I believe) to bundle with my 64bit Windows app which uses
> System.Data.SQLite of the 64-bit flavor. When I follow these same steps
> and use the AMD 64-bit cl.exe with Visual
re: extension percentile.c
I can compile successfully by putting percentile.c in the same directory as
the amalgamation and giving the Visual Studio Command Prompt the command
"cl percentile.c -link -dll -out:percentile.dll". And the output works
well with a 32-bit app.
We are now going to
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