Noah, I am wondering where you would like to take the project from
here.   It is a fantastic thing to have Sqlite ported to C#.   The
current downside is that it is very much a one-to-one mapping to C and
it does not take advantage of C# features available to it.

     I would personally want to C#-ify the code, and I am wondering
how do you feel about that?

Some things that could be done:

* Replace manual memory management (strlen30, free, sqlite_sprintf and
others with the C# equivalents where possible).

* Avoid using the emulated C library functions and instead use
the .NET ones (for example there are many of those on src/shell.cs at
the bottom).

* Avoid using printf, but use Console.WriteLine instead.

* Use the "using" construct for automatically disposing objects.

* Avoid depending on #ifdef WIN32 for example to produce libraries
that are OS specific, and instead make those runtime detectable
features.