Re: [sqlite] on windows, can i compile sqlite using /MTd

2005-09-18 Thread Martin Engelschalk
Hello Jack, I do it, and it works fine. There are a lot of comments about multi-threading in this mailing list and the documentation. As long as you do not share a database handle (return of sqlite3_open) between threads (see http://www.sqlite.org/capi3ref.html#sqlite3_open), you will be

Re: [sqlite] on windows, can i compile sqlite using /MTd

2005-09-18 Thread Cory Nelson
The /MT switch changes the CRT functions to be thread safe and sometimes use TLS so it will make sqlite run a tad slower but will be harmless. On 9/18/05, jack wu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > the compilation went fine, but i 'd like to double > check to see if that's allowed. as i understand

[sqlite] on windows, can i compile sqlite using /MTd

2005-09-18 Thread jack wu
the compilation went fine, but i 'd like to double check to see if that's allowed. as i understand sqlite is a single thread program. but my main program is multi-threaded, i have to use the /MTd option. Thanks. jack.