after some code cleaning, here is the final release of GSTsqlite working in A6 + A7
Download 1.0.0
manual is also updated

for none-c-script users i'm working on a lite-c demo based on booker from AUM 72

Using the lite-c demo files, I have GSTsqlite basically working but can get no output from the database using diag().
I keep getting the following errors in acklog.txt
GSTsqlite_CloseDatabase: function not found
GSTsqlite_CloseQuery: function not found
GSTsqlite_EOF: function not found
GSTsqlite_ExecuteQuery: function not found
GSTsqlite_GetFloat: function not found
GSTsqlite_GetInteger: function not found
GSTsqlite_GetString: function not found
GSTsqlite_NextRow: function not found
GSTsqlite_OpenDatabase: function not found.

It seems that the dll isn't loading or the function definitions are not loading correctly.
My main file aw.c loads the include files GSTsqlite.c but no go.
Any help out there for a lite-c newbie?????
We would be happy to donate to your continued programming efforts because you fill a real need.

copy the dll to your acknex_plugins folder(at gamestudio directory.)

Thanks I will give that a try!

OK got the dll to load (thanks Quadraxas) but when I run the example I get an error that says Crash in main and error E1513 which says there may be an empty pointer. OK empty pointers to strings do that a lot, so I made all String declarations using the old way char dbField[25]; but I still get the same error. So now I am stuck and not having the code to the dll I have no idea how to continiue.

tell me which example code and i may help.

Any help is always appreciated Quadraxas. I am using the GSTsqliteTest.c file that came with the example. I have A7 7.10 version of the engine. It still crashes when any GSTsqlite function is called. I set -diag but it crashes with the E1513 error which is Crash in main. I got the new magazine and will look at the code for the MySQL project and try to duplicate it if possible. I have all of the original sqlite stuff from their website and if I had real source code I could simply link the sqlite dll into my source. Why not use the MySQL example and do databases that way. The license is extremely rigid about linking the dll and lib files into your own source. It is free for a web site but not for development. The last time we checked it was $10,000.00 USD for a development license.

poost your test version to webmaster(at)gstools(dot)de. I'll look into it.

good to see you around nfs42