When I started Raydo, I wanted a very easy to use framework. Something that would not take too much time for others to use/develop, etc. So I went with a C++ framework for speed.

    All is good, except there is a lot of java code in this space, even if it is slower than compiled C++. Yes, I know about gjc.

    I would like to implement a native java driver into the source code for sqlite. That will give us a mixed mode environment in the future. Raydo ‘lives’ on the underlying database, so if I was to include java, the database would have to be accessible. And when I mean accessible, I mean easily accessible. Not requiring users to jump through a billion hoops.

    So when I can add sqlite support to Raydo, I will start rolling in the Java code I have.

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