SQLite 3.17 Released With More Performance Improvements
SQLite 3.17.0 was released today as the newest version of this widely-used embedded database library.
With many recent releases we've seen a focus on performance improvements and with SQLite 3.17 it is no different. SQLite 3.17 features approximately 25% better performance when using the R-Tree extension, which was achieved by using more compiler built-ins and other optimizations. SQLite 3.17 also features more general performance improvements and uses around 6.5% less CPU cycles.
Other new work in SQLite 3.17 includes a SHA1 extension, enhancements to some exisiting options, fixing some performance problems and potential stack overflows, allow some UPDATE operations to happen in a single-pass now rather than two passes, and other fixes and improvements.
Those making use of the SQLite database software can learn more about v3.17 via SQLite.org.
With many recent releases we've seen a focus on performance improvements and with SQLite 3.17 it is no different. SQLite 3.17 features approximately 25% better performance when using the R-Tree extension, which was achieved by using more compiler built-ins and other optimizations. SQLite 3.17 also features more general performance improvements and uses around 6.5% less CPU cycles.
Other new work in SQLite 3.17 includes a SHA1 extension, enhancements to some exisiting options, fixing some performance problems and potential stack overflows, allow some UPDATE operations to happen in a single-pass now rather than two passes, and other fixes and improvements.
Those making use of the SQLite database software can learn more about v3.17 via SQLite.org.
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