That's a good idea. There's a careful balance though since once you start talking about specific functions in SQLite then the post becomes very low-level and starts to become less accessible. I'll try to integrate that more in the future though.
Yeah maybe it would force you to get too close to the code, I don't know SQLite well enough.
When I do surveys of software I try to provide links to source (mostly just the relevant file or directory) so folks can verify for themselves. For example when looking into the parsers behind Postgres-compatible DBs [0] and parser techniques in a few major language implementations [1]. But both those posts are at a higher-level than what you're doing here.
I'm sure you'll have good reason either way for this series.
Woah, Ben! I'm so glad the above link was shared above; thanks to the poster as well. There's a very good amount of in-depth knowledge shared via comments and a reference to Donald knuth's book
