The purpose of this package is to provide a build system around SQLite as a Shared Library for cross-compiling for Android & iOS, as well as building for testing on local machines.

If an application contains mulitple copies of SQLite, database corruption could ensue on POSIX systems, so it's important that applications (including linked libraries) to only use one copy of SQLite. See Section 2.2 of How To Corrupt for more information.

This package contains the original SQLite sources which is in the Public Domain. Additionally it contains build scripts for producing binaries for several architectures. Built binaries gets published to the sqlite-bin repository.

This package is currently using SQLite3 v3.46.0.

Prebuilt binaries are available for:

• iOS:
• • ARM64 (iOS SDK)
• • x86_64, ARM64 (iOS Simulator SDK)
• • xcframework (Contains all architectures)
• Android:
• • armeabi-v7a
• • arm64-v8a
• • x86
• • x86_64
• • AAR library (Contains all prebuilt architectures)

Android builds are built on NDK 27 and is 16k page size supported and is backwards compatible to 4k page size devices.

Note that the AAR files do not contain JNI. The AAR package is simply to ensure applications all use a single copy of SQLite.

The individual SO libraries are provided for linking with other libraries. Applications should import the AAR / xcframework file.

See LICENSE

See Documentation

To build, simply run the build.sh script in the root directory.

Mac OS or Linux with bash shell is required.

The following tools is required:

• NDK Version 27.0.11902837
• Gradle 8.9
• ANDROID_HOME environment variable should be set to the Android SDK.

The following tools is required:

• XCode 15.0 (with additional command line tools installed)

Clang compiler is required.

To update SQLite, unpack the sources into the src/sqlite folder.

This repository contains submodules. Clone this repo with the --recurse-submodules flag.

e.g: git clone --recurse-submodules [email protected]:totalpaveinc/sqlite.git

If you have already cloned without submodules, you can correct the repo by running git submodule update --init

To publish, run ./makeRelease.sh <version>