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! Beginning <u>after</u> version 3.3.6, SQLite has the ability to load
  new SQL functions and collating sequences from shared libraries and DLLs.
  This means that you no longer have to recompile SQLite in order to add
  new functions and collations.
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  There is a new <u>experimental</u> API call sqlite3_load_extension()
! that does the loading.  It is accessed from the shell using the
  ".load" command:
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! Beginning after version 3.3.6, SQLite has the ability to load
  new SQL functions and collating sequences from shared libraries and DLLs.
  This means that you no longer have to recompile SQLite in order to add
  new functions and collations.
  <p>
  There is a new <u>experimental</u> API call sqlite3_load_extension()
! that does the loading.  This API is experimental meaning that it is
! not guaranteed to be supported in future releases in a backwards
! compatible way.  We reserve the right to make changes to the interface.
! After gaining some experience with the interface, we will probably
! remove the "experimental" label.
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! The new API is accessed from the shell using the
  ".load" command:
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