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sqlite extensions are shared libraries loadable at run-time enhancing
sqlite's SQl code.
The source code of each of the sqlite extensions is located in directory
'ext/misc' of the source code package. A hand-written Makefile, adjusted
using a project's autoconf tool (config.status), is generated in the
extensions build folder.
The extensions (together with each of the source c-files containing the
extension documentation in the file header) are installed in the directory
'${prefix}/share/sqlite/extensions'.
* PKGBUILD:
- increase pkgrel
- add build and install routines for sqlite extensions.
* Makefile.ext.in: add file.
* README.md.in: add file.
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# Sqlite Extensions - Usage (Sqlite @VERSION@)
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This folder contains shared libraries (dll files) `sqlite3.exe` can be
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instructed to load at run-time in order to add functions usable in `sqlite3` SQL code.
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Here an example of how to call an extension from the command line (example with
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extension `csv`, other extensions are in this directory):
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- open a shell (e.g. the `@MSYSTEM@` shell)
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- call `sqlite3.exe` (residing in `@MINGW_PREFIX@/bin`)
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- load the sqlite extension (use an absolute path in Windows notation, see below
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for an example of an absolute path)
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~~~bash
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sqlite3
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sqlite3> .load "C:/msys64@MINGW_PREFIX@/share/sqlite/extensions/csv.dll"
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~~~
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Usage information to each extension is contained in the header of the c-file
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corresponding to the extension you can find in this directory.
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More information here: https://www.sqlite.org/loadext.html#loading_an_extension.
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