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//  #### #     #   #                                -= SQLiteX =-                              //
// #     #     ## ## SQLiteX.h                                                                 //
//  ##   #      ###                                                                            //
//   ##  #      ###  SQLite main header                                                        //
//     # #     ## ##                                                                           //
// ####  ##### #   # R1                                   (C)2005 Markus Ewald -> License.txt  //
//  //
#include "SQLiteX/SQLiteX.h"

using namespace SQLiteX;

/** @mainpage SQLiteX

    SQLite is a free, lightweight database library written in C which offers
    superior performance in comparison to large database systems like MySQL.
    Despite its simple C API and single-file database storage, it possesses all
    features of a full fledged database implementation, even including
    transaction support - a difficult to implement, yet important feature.

    Because the C++ wrappers I've seen on the 'net were just simple facades
    around the original C interface of SQLite, I decided to try doing a
    better job at wrapping the API in C++. SQLiteX is the result of this
    effort, and I am sure you will agree that it makes SQLite usage easier
    and less error-prone for C++ programmers ;-)

    @section Features
    
      - Keeps return value checks away from your code and reports errors
        by throwing hierarchically organized exceptions

      - Intuitive object model which enforces proper library usage, yet
        doesn't become a hindrance for simple things 

      - Easy to understand transaction facility with proper commit and
        rollback semantics

      - Automatic query result collection with a variant wrapper to access
        strings and blobs using the adequate C++ standard library classes


    
    @todo 64 bit integer support not yet integrated
    @todo unicode string support not yet integrated
    @todo Variant class for bound variables and query results causes
          unneeded copying-around of data. Not critical due to the small
          amounts of data typically being transferred, but should be taken
          into consideration for design improvements
*/