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On Saturday 03 Oct 2015 15:57:15 Rich Freeman wrote: |
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> I wouldn't expect using system sqllite to have any negative impact on |
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> other system packages using sqllite. It might or might not affect |
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> firefox performance if its sqllite build options are different from |
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> the system library. I believe some sqllite behavior settings are only |
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> configurable at build time. |
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Portage asked me to add this USE flag: |
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>=dev-db/sqlite-3.8.10.2 secure-delete |
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> Besides saving build time, using system libraries would save RAM and |
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> load time as well, since firefox would share those libraries with |
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> other programs vs loading private copies of them. |
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Yes, FF now takes a few milliseconds less to load. I didn't check the RAM it |
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occupies before and after, but what you say makes sense. |
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Regards, |
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Mick |
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