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There isn't a real API to access to the database.
But the database drivers use an object architecture, a
"struct" must be declared and the fields initialized with data
and function pointers.
The driver structure:
  datasource.h
The standard functions, not driver specific:
  io.h
The DB driver functions:
  driver/db3.c

But there is a lot of things to do on it. First when we change
the driver structure the plugins begin uncompatible with the
new version. Second the VFS support is not usefull and DB3
driver specific.

I think that Scott will be happy to receive your help, for
my-self it is.
Salut,
Marc.

> Hello everybody,
> 
> My name is Andy. I am a programmer. Recently I have started
to develop
> programs for PalmOS platform. I find it interesting and
educating. At the moment I'm busy with an application for
Palm-based smart-phone. I think Pilot-DB is very helpful for
me, thanks a lot. Actually I've got a
> question, probably this is not quite a question. I wonder if
there is an
> API or SDK to utilize Pilot-DB database engine in custon
applications.
> Would you mind giving me a hint about this point, please? If
there is no, I would like to create one and make my
contribution to your remarkable project.
> 
> Best regards
> Andrei Porodko (AKA Andy Porro)
> 
> 
> 
> 
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