> Thus spake "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"> : > > > Why we don't use a database library (db1/db2/db3, are to bloated and so I > > think not acceptable), but there are also several other similar formats? I > > recommend to switch to such a database in a future version of Sword instead of > > our own messed code, which is now. > > For my own purposes (mainly a greek tutoring program) I have used sqlite. > This is a file-based SQL database, is very fast, very lightweight, VERY easy > to use (there are only three or four calls required) and for my taste works > fine. It has modules for just about any language you care to name. It is in > the public domain.
I'm about _simple_ databases with C API, not complex things like SQL. I currently use freecdb (CDB is "contant database") in GTK Bible Variants. However this format is not editable. -- Victor Porton ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) _______________________________________________ sword-devel mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.crosswire.org/mailman/listinfo/sword-devel
