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This is fairly easy to recreate on your computer. What I would like to fiddle with are compilation options, extensions, pragmas and their combinations. Make it
by yread 4y ago
This is fairly easy to recreate on your computer. What I would like to fiddle with are compilation options, extensions, pragmas and their combinations. Make it easy to also see the io ops and cpu load per query and it becomes interesting
- sgbeal 4y ago> This is fairly easy to recreate on your computer. It is trivial to. The only tiny hiccup is that the wasm file cannot be served via a file:// URL due to XHR restrictions, so you'll need a local webserver for it. No big deal, but a slight nuisance. Richard added a new feature to his althttpd web server just to support this very dev effort. From the fiddle source directory, do: althttpd -page fiddle.html and it will start up a web server and launch your browser with that page. althttpd only works for Unix-style OSes, but ... that's okay :). > What I would like to fiddle with are compilation options, extensions, pragmas and their combinations. The build process for fiddle is literally a single compile command (using the emscripten compiler, emcc), and build time with the -O0 optimization level is fast (a few seconds on my modest i3-based NUC computer), so such fiddling is trivial to arrange for. If you do so, and find anything interesting, please post about it in the sqlite forum.