Re: [sqlite] Advice on compiling 3.5.5 for Mac OS X?
On May 21, 2006, at 5:05 PM, Kon Lovett wrote: I second this. I am not even sure /usr/lib/libreadline.dylib is readline. It is a symbolic link to libedit.dylib for me. So I use my own build of readline as well. It is the BSD version of readline which lacks the history API and a couple of other non-primary bits of the GNU readline library. Why not the real thing? Because libreadline is GPL'd (or LPGL'd) and, thus, taints anything it touches. Even the LGPL is a taint in the eyes of many. b.bum
Re: [sqlite] Advice on compiling 3.5.5 for Mac OS X?
on 06/05/21 17:05, Kon Lovett at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > An XCode project for SQlite 3 would be nice but I don't have one. Hey, it was easy. Summary: Download the "pure C" source code, create a new Xcode "BSD Dynamic Library" project, add the source code, add Tcl.Framework from /System, click Build and you're done!! I'll write back and post step-by-step details after I test it for a few days and find the bugs ;| Jerry
Re: [sqlite] Advice on compiling 3.5.5 for Mac OS X?
On May 21, 2006, at 2:09 PM, Thomas Chust wrote: On Sun, 21 May 2006, Jerry Krinock wrote: I would like to compile SQLite 3.3.5 for Mac OS 10.3 and Mac OS 10.4. [...] Are there any tricks that I should know about before attempting this? [...] Hello, I had no trouble whatsoever to build the standard UNIX tarball of SQLite 3.3.5 on MacOS X 10.4.6 by just unpacking it, running ./ configure and running make. I must add, though, that I built against a libreadline that I installed myself instead of the MacOS X system supplied one -- I don't know whether this makes any difference for SQLite, but I recollect that the system supplied libreadline in MacOS X is quite broken and many other things I installed by hand failed to build against it correctly. I second this. I am not even sure /usr/lib/libreadline.dylib is readline. It is a symbolic link to libedit.dylib for me. So I use my own build of readline as well. Uh, for 10.3 you will have a little work (unless compiling on a 10.3 installation). You will need to specify the compiler version since the runtime system is different. An XCode project for SQlite 3 would be nice but I don't have one. Best Wishes, Kon cu, Thomas
Re: [sqlite] Advice on compiling 3.5.5 for Mac OS X?
On Sun, 21 May 2006, Jerry Krinock wrote: I would like to compile SQLite 3.3.5 for Mac OS 10.3 and Mac OS 10.4. [...] Are there any tricks that I should know about before attempting this? [...] Hello, I had no trouble whatsoever to build the standard UNIX tarball of SQLite 3.3.5 on MacOS X 10.4.6 by just unpacking it, running ./configure and running make. I must add, though, that I built against a libreadline that I installed myself instead of the MacOS X system supplied one -- I don't know whether this makes any difference for SQLite, but I recollect that the system supplied libreadline in MacOS X is quite broken and many other things I installed by hand failed to build against it correctly. cu, Thomas
[sqlite] Advice on compiling 3.5.5 for Mac OS X?
I would like to compile SQLite 3.3.5 for Mac OS 10.3 and Mac OS 10.4. I see from the list archives a couple months ago that some people were using the TEA compatible distribution for this. Are there any tricks that I should know about before attempting this? I have compiled a couple packages using ./configure and makefile, but this is not my forte. Should I try Xcode first? Sincerely, Jerry Krinock P.S. I realize that SQLite 3.1.3 is built into Tiger, but 3.1.3 is missing many basic features.
