Elvin Slavik

@AiPacino If you are using older versions of GCC, you may need to modify/remove the errors supported by your version in `usqlite.c` https://github.com/spatialdude/usqlite/blob/2c91f8fdf2c1eba681029214196ab56beb6babba/usqlite.c#L38

@Mars-CN Please try the latest v0.1.4 code, it should resolve the issues with the latest version of micropython.

@tljk Please try the latest versions of MicroPython (1.19.1+) and µsqlite - https://github.com/spatialdude/usqlite/issues/12#issuecomment-1368655355

@emile-cronje μSQLite has been updated to v0.1.5 which includes the latest version of SQLite and support for [MicroPython v1.23](https://github.com/micropython/micropython/releases/tag/v1.23.0). This may address some of the problems you've encountered. Please also...

@emile-cronje @beyonlo Please try the latest v0.1.4 code, it should resolve the issues with the latest version of micropython.

@beyonlo Yes it does work on microcontrollers and the ones I have personally used it on are included here https://github.com/spatialdude/usqlite#ports Do consider if you have enough memory available on your...

@beyonlo There is no official relationship between μSQLite and MicroPython, they're just *friends* 😉 I would be pleased for μSQLite to be included as a module in MicroPython, but the...

@Phisatho Please note https://github.com/spatialdude/usqlite/issues/12#issuecomment-1368655355

@l-atome Using the latest usqlite and MicroPython code I am not able to reproduce the problem you describe. 😕 I am using the steps described here - https://github.com/spatialdude/usqlite/wiki/esp32 (I have...

@l-atome I'm sorry but I cannot reproduce your errors, even with `BUILD=` as the target - see below. The errors you describe appear to be due to constants not found...