I have reorganized the archive and got all the source into it this time. http://users.iol.it/irwin
A few notes: 1) This has nothing to do with the RPC based uSQLite project, which I have found has the same name! That project does seem a bit dead thougth so I shall not worry about it. 2) I have found a sec flaw where a read only user can write to the db. Have you spotted it? There will be a fix soon.... 3) When designing uSQLite, portability and the ease of implementing clients where prime considerations rather than performance. Thats why I used ASCII on sockets rather than a binary protocol or RPC's. However, I have found that the system is nontheless **very** fast. Thinking it througth, ASCII is not a handicap. Strings take the same space whilst numbers require 1 byte per digit plus terminator, i.e. they may often require less (int=42 would require 3 bytes to be sent). ASCII does make things so much simpler at the framing level however, and it's easier to debug. 4) Am I doing the right thing? Of course I think the uSQLiteServer is the best thing since sliced bread, but then it was designed to meet my criteria :-) OTOH reception has been mixed. I have had a couple of nice replies on this list but overall feedback has been lukewarm to icy. I would be interested to know if anybody out there really is interested in the concept, otherwise I shall just keep it to myself ;-)
