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Old 11-13-2008, 01:19 PM   #6
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I think I probably saw it when I was looking for a database solution. I'm writing HL in completely C#, and it looks like SQLite only really has C/C++ bindings.
There are TCL hooks as well.

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So, on top of figuring out clean ways to handle arbitrary upgrades to existing library databases, I'd have to learn how to use unmanaged C/C++ code from within C# (I know it's not too hard, but I haven't done it). So I've just rolled my own.
If you're comfortable writing a DBMS from scratch, have at it, though I can't help thinking that learning to handle unmanaged C++ code from within C# might be faster and easier than writing a DBMS. I mentioned SQLite because it's small, lightweight, and in the public domain, so it may be used in anything without obligation.
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