As far as my experience goes, sqlite seems to use hardware-native formats, so that a x86-generated sqlite db would not work on an ARM target. That is, such an utility could be easily built to run on the tablet (where it would of course lose half the sex appeal of such a db builder, as you'd still have to transfer the full pack of files), but a PC-side db builder would be a big programming effort (effectively a cross-architecture backend rewrite).
So I guess my question is: is there a way of downloading maps in winmapper and transfering them to maemo mapper 2.2? Somehow, if I try to download the maps for my city directly from MM it tells me the size will be something like 2.2Gb, but if I do the same from winmapper I get 100Mb of files. Am I doing something wrong?
As far as my experience goes, sqlite seems to use hardware-native formats, so that a x86-generated sqlite db would not work on an ARM target.
That is not the design of sqlite (and I've not had that experience either). My old music database was populated on an x86 and read under ARM (Zaurus and PocketPC).
That being said, the older version(s) had some problems with forward (rather than backwards) compatibility so having library version mismatches could really mess things up.
