I am a Perl programmer, and I am trying to update the DBD::SQLite package to
use version 3 rather than version 2 of SQLite (somehow it doesn't seem that
anyone else has done this yet). Unfortunately, I am really rusty on my C
skills, which are needed to handle the glue between Perl and the SQLite
routines. Using the API description with the old version of the routines, I
believe I have most of them changed over, but the part that steps through and
grabs a row at a time is a little beyond me. The old routine used the following
command:
imp_sth->retval =
sqlite_step(imp_sth->vm,
&(imp_sth->ncols), (const char ***)&(imp_sth->results), (const
char ***)&(imp_sth->coldata));
to load the proper values in the proper places. Unfortunately for the purposes
of this exercise, the sqlite_step interface is now significantly different.
So can someone with more C background help me out with a snippet of code using
the new API that will load imp_sth->ncols, imp_sth->results, and
imp_sth->coldata in the same manner that the old API would have?
Thanks,
Jon
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