Provides a native build of sqlite with a low-level interface for Android libraries.
Based on SQLiteGlue-core, which may be adapted for other Java platforms.
by Christopher J. Brody aka Chris Brody mailto: [email protected]
License: UNLICENSE (public domain).
Includes the following third-party components:
- sqlite3 (public domain)
- sqlite3-pcre (public domain) from git.altlinux.org/people/at/packages/?p=sqlite3-pcre.git - thanks to https://github.com/ralight/sqlite3-pcre for the link
- PCRE 8.37 (BSD 3-clause)
Android-sqlite-native-driver provides:
- single
SQLiteNative
class with native Java interface to an important subset of sqlite C functions - automatic build of
sqlite-native-driver-libs.zip
, with native sqlite library build for major Android targets (armeabi
,armeabi-v7a
,x86
,x86_64
) that is accessible from the native Java interface
This is accomplished by using GlueGen around a simple wrapper C module.
This project is meant to help build a higher-level sqlite interface library, with the JNI layer completely isolated.
NOTE: This project references the gluegentools
and sqlite-amalgamation
subprojects, which are resolved by: $ make init
(as described below).
WARNING: The sqlite database and statement handles that are returned by the SQLiteNative
library functions are raw C pointer values (with 0x100000000
added). If someone uses a sqlite database or statement handle that is not valid, or no longer valid with the SQLiteNative
library the behavior is undefined (such as a crash). It is NOT recommended to use this API directly unless you really understand how this library works internally.
TBD API and some internal details (probably in a blog post)
- Automatic AAR build
- Document this project (again, perhaps in a blog post)
- Support BLOB type
- Some more SQLite API functions will be needed to rebuild the native sqlcipher library to replace the native libraries in the @sqlcipher / android-database-sqlcipher (SQLCipher for Android) project.
Initialize with the gluegentools
and sqlite-amalgamation
subprojects:
$ make init
Then to build:
$ make
$ make regen
Tested with Android-sqlite-connector.