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Fix some errors in README.
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### Creating a Custom Version of SQLite
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It is helpful to have a custom command-line version of `sqlite3` on your development workstation for opening/testing your newly created databases.
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Again, modify your _xFunctions_ to accommodate your operating system. You may also need to install the Readline lib.
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Copy the following files to your temporary `build` directory.
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- sqlite3.c (from SQLite source)
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- shell.c (from SQLite source)
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- cevfs/cevfs.c
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- cevfs_build/cevfs_mod.c
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- cevfs_build/xMethods.c
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Again, modify your _xFunctions_ to accommodate your operating system. You may also need to install the Readline lib.
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Build:
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```
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```
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$ ./sqlite3
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sqlite> PRAGMA activate_extensions("cerod-x'<your hex key goes here>'");
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sqlite> .open path/to/your/cerod/db
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sqlite> .open path/to/your/cevfs/db
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By specifying `SQLITE_ENABLE_CEROD` we can make use of an API hook that's built into SQLite for the CEROD extension that will allow you to conveniently activate CEVFS. It has the following signature:

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