security/nss/lib/sqlite/sqlite.def

Wed, 31 Dec 2014 06:09:35 +0100

author
Michael Schloh von Bennewitz <michael@schloh.com>
date
Wed, 31 Dec 2014 06:09:35 +0100
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Cloned upstream origin tor-browser at tor-browser-31.3.0esr-4.5-1-build1
revision ID fc1c9ff7c1b2defdbc039f12214767608f46423f for hacking purpose.

michael@0 1 ;+# This Source Code Form is subject to the terms of the Mozilla Public
michael@0 2 ;+# License, v. 2.0. If a copy of the MPL was not distributed with this
michael@0 3 ;+# file, You can obtain one at http://mozilla.org/MPL/2.0/.
michael@0 4 ;+#
michael@0 5 ;+#
michael@0 6 ;+# OK, this file is meant to support SUN, LINUX, AIX and WINDOWS
michael@0 7 ;+# 1. For all unix platforms, the string ";-" means "remove this line"
michael@0 8 ;+# 2. For all unix platforms, the string " DATA " will be removed from any
michael@0 9 ;+# line on which it occurs.
michael@0 10 ;+# 3. Lines containing ";+" will have ";+" removed on SUN and LINUX.
michael@0 11 ;+# On AIX, lines containing ";+" will be removed.
michael@0 12 ;+# 4. For all unix platforms, the string ";;" will thave the ";;" removed.
michael@0 13 ;+# 5. For all unix platforms, after the above processing has taken place,
michael@0 14 ;+# all characters after the first ";" on the line will be removed.
michael@0 15 ;+# And for AIX, the first ";" will also be removed.
michael@0 16 ;+# This file is passed directly to windows. Since ';' is a comment, all UNIX
michael@0 17 ;+# directives are hidden behind ";", ";+", and ";-"
michael@0 18 ;+SQLITE_3 {
michael@0 19 ;+ global:
michael@0 20 LIBRARY sqlite3 ;-
michael@0 21 EXPORTS ;-
michael@0 22 sqlite3_aggregate_context;
michael@0 23 sqlite3_aggregate_count;
michael@0 24 sqlite3_auto_extension;
michael@0 25 sqlite3_bind_blob;
michael@0 26 sqlite3_bind_double;
michael@0 27 sqlite3_bind_int;
michael@0 28 sqlite3_bind_int64;
michael@0 29 sqlite3_bind_null;
michael@0 30 sqlite3_bind_parameter_count;
michael@0 31 sqlite3_bind_parameter_index;
michael@0 32 sqlite3_bind_parameter_name;
michael@0 33 sqlite3_bind_text;
michael@0 34 sqlite3_bind_text16;
michael@0 35 sqlite3_bind_value;
michael@0 36 sqlite3_busy_handler;
michael@0 37 sqlite3_busy_timeout;
michael@0 38 sqlite3_changes;
michael@0 39 sqlite3_clear_bindings;
michael@0 40 sqlite3_close;
michael@0 41 sqlite3_collation_needed;
michael@0 42 sqlite3_collation_needed16;
michael@0 43 sqlite3_column_blob;
michael@0 44 sqlite3_column_bytes;
michael@0 45 sqlite3_column_bytes16;
michael@0 46 sqlite3_column_count;
michael@0 47 sqlite3_column_decltype;
michael@0 48 sqlite3_column_decltype16;
michael@0 49 sqlite3_column_double;
michael@0 50 sqlite3_column_int;
michael@0 51 sqlite3_column_int64;
michael@0 52 sqlite3_column_name;
michael@0 53 sqlite3_column_name16;
michael@0 54 sqlite3_column_text;
michael@0 55 sqlite3_column_text16;
michael@0 56 sqlite3_column_type;
michael@0 57 sqlite3_column_value;
michael@0 58 sqlite3_commit_hook;
michael@0 59 sqlite3_complete;
michael@0 60 sqlite3_complete16;
michael@0 61 sqlite3_create_collation;
michael@0 62 sqlite3_create_collation16;
michael@0 63 sqlite3_create_function;
michael@0 64 sqlite3_create_function16;
michael@0 65 sqlite3_create_module;
michael@0 66 sqlite3_data_count;
michael@0 67 sqlite3_db_handle;
michael@0 68 sqlite3_declare_vtab;
michael@0 69 sqlite3_enable_load_extension;
michael@0 70 sqlite3_enable_shared_cache;
michael@0 71 sqlite3_errcode;
michael@0 72 sqlite3_errmsg;
michael@0 73 sqlite3_errmsg16;
michael@0 74 sqlite3_exec;
michael@0 75 sqlite3_expired;
michael@0 76 sqlite3_extended_result_codes;
michael@0 77 sqlite3_file_control;
michael@0 78 sqlite3_finalize;
michael@0 79 sqlite3_free;
michael@0 80 sqlite3_free_table;
michael@0 81 sqlite3_get_autocommit;
michael@0 82 sqlite3_get_auxdata;
michael@0 83 sqlite3_get_table;
michael@0 84 sqlite3_global_recover;
michael@0 85 sqlite3_interrupt;
michael@0 86 sqlite3_last_insert_rowid;
michael@0 87 sqlite3_libversion;
michael@0 88 sqlite3_libversion_number;
michael@0 89 sqlite3_load_extension;
michael@0 90 sqlite3_malloc;
michael@0 91 sqlite3_mprintf;
michael@0 92 sqlite3_open;
michael@0 93 sqlite3_open16;
michael@0 94 sqlite3_open_v2;
michael@0 95 sqlite3_overload_function;
michael@0 96 sqlite3_prepare;
michael@0 97 sqlite3_prepare16;
michael@0 98 sqlite3_prepare16_v2;
michael@0 99 sqlite3_prepare_v2;
michael@0 100 sqlite3_profile;
michael@0 101 sqlite3_progress_handler;
michael@0 102 sqlite3_realloc;
michael@0 103 sqlite3_reset;
michael@0 104 sqlite3_reset_auto_extension;
michael@0 105 sqlite3_result_blob;
michael@0 106 sqlite3_result_double;
michael@0 107 sqlite3_result_error;
michael@0 108 sqlite3_result_error16;
michael@0 109 sqlite3_result_int;
michael@0 110 sqlite3_result_int64;
michael@0 111 sqlite3_result_null;
michael@0 112 sqlite3_result_text;
michael@0 113 sqlite3_result_text16;
michael@0 114 sqlite3_result_text16be;
michael@0 115 sqlite3_result_text16le;
michael@0 116 sqlite3_result_value;
michael@0 117 sqlite3_rollback_hook;
michael@0 118 sqlite3_set_authorizer;
michael@0 119 sqlite3_set_auxdata;
michael@0 120 sqlite3_sleep;
michael@0 121 sqlite3_snprintf;
michael@0 122 sqlite3_step;
michael@0 123 ;;sqlite3_temp_directory DATA ;
michael@0 124 sqlite3_thread_cleanup;
michael@0 125 sqlite3_total_changes;
michael@0 126 sqlite3_trace;
michael@0 127 sqlite3_transfer_bindings;
michael@0 128 sqlite3_update_hook;
michael@0 129 sqlite3_user_data;
michael@0 130 sqlite3_value_blob;
michael@0 131 sqlite3_value_bytes;
michael@0 132 sqlite3_value_bytes16;
michael@0 133 sqlite3_value_double;
michael@0 134 sqlite3_value_int;
michael@0 135 sqlite3_value_int64;
michael@0 136 sqlite3_value_numeric_type;
michael@0 137 sqlite3_value_text;
michael@0 138 sqlite3_value_text16;
michael@0 139 sqlite3_value_text16be;
michael@0 140 sqlite3_value_text16le;
michael@0 141 sqlite3_value_type;
michael@0 142 sqlite3_version;
michael@0 143 sqlite3_vmprintf;
michael@0 144 sqlite3_wal_checkpoint;
michael@0 145 ;+ local:
michael@0 146 ;+ *;
michael@0 147 ;+};

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