*** 35,37 **** --- 35,83 ---- *How to make the SQLITE.EXE command-line utility* There are some slight changes if you wanted to build the sqlite.exe command-line utility, instead of the DLL. To do that, when you're creating the project and you get to the "Win32 Application Wizard", choose "Console Application" instead of "DLL". Then, when you are adding files to the project, also add shell.c. Finally, don't include the .DEF file. + + The sqllite def for version 2 is. + + EXPORTS + sqlite_open + sqlite_close + sqlite_exec + sqlite_last_insert_rowid + sqlite_error_string + sqlite_interrupt + sqlite_complete + sqlite_busy_handler + sqlite_busy_timeout + sqlite_get_table + sqlite_free_table + sqlite_mprintf + sqlite_vmprintf + sqlite_exec_printf + sqlite_exec_vprintf + sqlite_get_table_printf + sqlite_get_table_vprintf + sqlite_freemem + sqlite_libversion + sqlite_libencoding + sqlite_changes + sqlite_create_function + sqlite_create_aggregate + sqlite_function_type + sqlite_user_data + sqlite_aggregate_context + sqlite_aggregate_count + sqlite_set_result_string + sqlite_set_result_int + sqlite_set_result_double + sqlite_set_result_error + sqliteMalloc + sqliteFree + sqliteRealloc + sqlite_set_authorizer + sqlite_trace + sqlite_compile + sqlite_step + sqlite_finalize + sqlite_progress_handler + sqlite_reset + sqlite_last_statement_changes
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