SQLite is a Self Contained System

SQLite is a Self Contained System

SQLite is "stand-alone" or "self-contained" in the sense that it has very few dependencies. It runs on any operating system, even stripped-down bare-bones embedded operating systems. SQLite uses no external libraries or interfaces (other than a few standard C-library calls described below). The entire SQLite library is encapsulated in a single source code file that requires no special facilities or tools to build.

A minimal build of SQLite requires just these routines from the standard C library:

• memcmp()
• memcpy()
• memmove()
• memset()
• strcmp()
• strlen()
• strncmp()

Most builds also use the system memory allocation routines:

• malloc()
• realloc()
• free()

But those routines are optional can can be omitted using a 登录查看完整内容