Hi Sqlite developers,

the Qualcomm Snapdragon X Elite version's WoA now has a very decent performance and fairly long battery life(10+ hrs). I belief Windows-arm64 is going to be a serious thing in the laptop platform soon. Is there an roadmap to provide the official support for win-arm64 platform?

Sorry, I am not familar to this "organically" evolution idea.

how does it work? how were the decisions made? is there some place to gather feature requests?

Sorry, I am not familar to this "organically" evolution idea.

It means that features are not planned out in advance. They're added "as needed."

how were the decisions made?

In short: our project lead decides what gets added and what does not.

is there some place to gather feature requests?

That's one of the purposes of this forum, but note that the project has very strict backwards-compatibility constraints, as well as "forward-support" constraints, which limit the feature requests which are actually accepted.

Depending on your use case, DuckDB supports SQLite and has win-arm64 version. (Not affiliated to DuckDB, just a happy user of both SQLite and duckDB)

I've been using sqlite in a .net maui app for some years. I'm experimenting with a Surface laptop with a Snapdragon(R) X 12-core X1E80100 processor. Is Sqlite currently supported in this environment?

Having updated everything via Nuget and built in VS2022, my app runs on an Android device but the database doesn't seem to work on the target device. Was I being too optimistic? (Still having difficulty building it for iOS!)

I have successfully installed SQLite Studio on the laptop and can interrogate my database, so I was hoping that it would all just burst into life.

Any info gratefully received.