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    I got the basic features of SQLite to work on my project. Since I am
    working with very limited flash and memory space I am trying to build the
    library with as little as possible. Things work fine until I try to build
    the parser with the following define:
    lemon.exe parse.y -DSQLITEMIT_ALTERTABLE -DSQLITEMIT_AUTHRIZATIN
    -DSQLITEMIT_AUTVACUUM -DSQLITEMIT_AUTINCREMENT
    -DSQLITEMIT_BLB_LITERAL -DSQLITEMIT_CMPLETE
    -DSQLITEMIT_CMPUND_SELECT -DSQLITEMIT_CNFLICT_CLAUSE
    -DSQLITEMIT_EXPLAIN -DSQLITEMIT_FLATING_PINT
    -DSQLITEMIT_FREIGN_KEY -DSQLITEMIT_INTEGRITY_CHECK
    -DSQLITEMIT_PAGER_PRAGMAS -DSQLITEMIT_PRAGMA -DSQLITEMIT_REINDEX
    -DSQLITEMIT_SCHEMA_PRAGMAS
    -DSQLITEMIT_SUBQUERY -DSQLITEMIT_TCL_VARIABLE -DSQLITEMIT_TRIGGER
    -DSQLITEMIT_DATETIME_FUNCS
    When I try to compile the generated parse.c, I get some compilations
    errors, mainly, with reference to some undefined tokens (e.g.
    TK_CNST_FUNC). Did I just discover an unsupported combination of defines
    or am I just missing something ?
    Please advice
    yeah, anyone has a port to microC/S-II they could share ? I would like
    to check that I did not do anything stupid.
    Mario Hebert
    Legerity

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