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NOTE: This isnt recommened for everyone, this is just something that works for me. Removing support for specific platforms could cause your app to stop working.
I use SQLite for a lot of server projects and I've noticed over the years that the SQLite JDBC library has gotten bigger and bigger (3mb -> 7mb). Nowadays it actually accounts for more than 60-80% of my apps final size.
While this isnt hugely problematic it is a bit frustrating having all of that extra file size. I could set my B4J project to not merge the libraries but thats just a pain as I have to maintain all the libraries manually.
So whats special about this library? Why is it so big?
If you've ever used SQLite on Windows via command line you wouldve seen there is a sqlite3.dll file specifically for Windows. In fact if you go to the offical SQLite download page you'll see many different binaries for different operating systems and architectures...
I use SQLite for a lot of server projects and I've noticed over the years that the SQLite JDBC library has gotten bigger and bigger (3mb -> 7mb). Nowadays it actually accounts for more than 60-80% of my apps final size.
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While this isnt hugely problematic it is a bit frustrating having all of that extra file size. I could set my B4J project to not merge the libraries but thats just a pain as I have to maintain all the libraries manually.
So whats special about this library? Why is it so big?
If you've ever used SQLite on Windows via command line you wouldve seen there is a sqlite3.dll file specifically for Windows. In fact if you go to the offical SQLite download page you'll see many different binaries for different operating systems and architectures...
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