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Hm I'm surprised that sqlite seemed to introduce some sort of cross compilation issue? I would have thought it's very easy to cross compile. I'd be interested
by chubot 6y ago
Hm I'm surprised that sqlite seemed to introduce some sort of cross compilation issue? I would have thought it's very easy to cross compile.
I'd be interested to see some examples of the 'select' builtin. (I also think it's nicer if SQL queries start with "from", but sqlite doesn't seem to support that, unlike LINQ and I think a few other SQL engines)
- ptomato 6y agoGo is extremely easy to cross-compile, but adding C libraries will mean you also need a C cross-compiler (and the various go headers & libs for CGO built for that platform)
- hnlmorg 6y ago> Hm I'm surprised that sqlite seemed to introduce some sort of cross compilation issue? I would have thought it's very easy to cross compile. To be fair, it might not be a problem / or might be very easy to resolve. I do vaguely recall problems cross compiling on Windows but that was a while ago. However given this is quite an experimental feature I think it's still fair not bundling it with the default build. > I'd be interested to see some examples of the 'select' builtin. (I also think it's nicer if SQL queries start with "from", but sqlite doesn't seem to support that, unlike LINQ and I think a few other SQL engines) I actually drop the FROM clause because that felt superfluous to needs for one table queries. An example: ps aux | select count(*), user GROUP BY user ORDER BY 1 https://murex.rocks/docs/optional/select.html https://murex.rocks/docs/optional/select.html