--- Darren Duncan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I anticipate that the changes would mainly affect the upper layers, > which convert user commands into virtual machine code, but that the > virtual machine and b-tree and OS layers would remain more or less > unchanged (this depends, of course, on a few details). Possibly, we > would add a new command language.
Although your projects' new features seem similiar to the way SQLite currently operates, my guess is that perhaps you could reuse at most 20% of the code (btree and OS layers only) for your proposed code fork. It is not a minor undertaking, but a complete rewrite. You would spend more time re-examining each line of code's SQL-specific assumptions than you would by simply starting over using the SQLite code-base as a reference. > 5. It should not be necessary to explicitly declare indexes to help > with speed. How do you plan to do this? Implicitly index every column in every table at the expense of insert time and huge database size? __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com
