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Re: libquran in embedded environment
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- Subject: Re: libquran in embedded environment
- From: benoit midy <bmidy23 at gmail dot com>
- Date: Wed, 25 May 2005 10:05:04 +0200
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Assalamu 'alaykum
I also use the sqlite embedded database, and indeed it is fast, and easy to integrate in existing software.
And it provide "real database" features, I previuosly try the shsql embedeed database, and I get some problem with restrictions :
- only 1 type : all is considered as string
- limits of max fileds records, max columns, max column length ...
So sqlite is really a good solutoin for embedded database, and easy/fast to integrate.
Abdulhaq for what application do use it ? you port the quran application to the zaurus ..
Another question (to all) : where could I find the audio file that have to be used with the quran application ? and which muqri is available ?
On 5/24/05, Abdulhaq Lynch <al-arabeyes at alinsyria dot fsnet dot co dot uk> wrote:
What I have done as a temporary measure on my zaurus (until libquran works for me) is to use sqlite.
I imported the xml file into an sqlite database and have found it very quick and easy to use
from the python applications that I have.
Perhaps you could consider that technique.
wassalaam
adulhaq
On Tuesday 24 May 2005 13:16, Mohammad DAMT wrote:
> السلام عليكم
> I'm back *-)
> I have a proposal to make (major) changes in libquran, I'd like to have
> it run in a decent way in embedded environment (arm, etc). Right now
> libquran requires big memory because it loads all the quran data in
> memory (> 2Megs for arabic version alone). What I'd like to do is to get
> the data retrieved on demand.
> The other thing is to replace the xml storage into binary storage,
> parsing the xml at startup quite takes long time at least in my arm
> device.
>
> What is the best to do this, create a branch in cvs?
>
> thanks, and good to see you again guys *-)
>
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