The good news is that you could use both libraries. `sqlite3cpp::database` supports "attaching" mode that won't close a `sqlite3` instance after sqlite3cpp::database going out of scope. Here is an example for coexisting…
If C++ is your thing, https://github.com/yangacer/sqlite3cpp might be interesting. It intelligently wraps C++ functions as SQL functions. Author here and looks forward feedbacks :).
The good news is that you could use both libraries. `sqlite3cpp::database` supports "attaching" mode that won't close a `sqlite3` instance after sqlite3cpp::database going out of scope. Here is an example for coexisting…
If C++ is your thing, https://github.com/yangacer/sqlite3cpp might be interesting. It intelligently wraps C++ functions as SQL functions. Author here and looks forward feedbacks :).