Re: [sqlite] Compiling Linux SQLite with thread safe
On Mon, 09 Aug 2004 14:42:32 -0500, Corwin Burgess wrote: > make-sqlite: line 26: mak: command not found > > mak# .. output of 'make' through 'tee' to produce a logfile > > looks ok until line 30 > > make-sqlite: line 30: tidy: command not found > > I believe this is fixed as I downloaded tidy and put it in /usr/bin/ and > now have a bunch of html documents. OK, but this is _not_ required by or for sqlite. I just happen to like the webpages on my disk well formed ;-) > If I was suppose to get a libsqlite.so prior to line 26 I can't find it. > Can you tell me what the fix is for the 'mak' error Fix: just append an 'e' (i.e. 'make'). As the comment says 'mak' is just a little shell script writing the 'make' output to a file. So only now (i.e. when running 'make' sucessfully) you'll get the compiled files. > where I will find libsqlite.so when it compiles? That depends on your configure settings. If you're using the ones in the script, there won't be any '.so' files since I explicitely DISabled them (as you can see in the 'configure' call and the comments); so you'll only get /usr/local/lib/libsqlite.la /usr/local/lib/libsqlite.a If you really want to use shared libraries with sqlite, just modify the 'configure' call accordingly: remove the '--disable-shared' option and change '--enable-shared=' from NO to YES. -- Matthias
Re: Re: [sqlite] Compiling Linux SQLite with thread safe
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Re: [sqlite] Compiling Linux SQLite with thread safe
Matthias Watermann wrote: On Fri, 06 Aug 2004 12:24:46 -0500, Corwin Burgess wrote: Has any Linux user compile the sqlite library with threadsafe defined? I used the following shell script with 2.8.13. The important step is the 'sed' call to modify the Makefile before actually running 'make'. - #!/bin/sh cd sqlite || exit 1 if [ -s Makefile.in ] ; then # clean up to get a fresh compile [ -s Makefile ] && make clean # we want the apps using sqlite to link it statically to avoid # messing around with additional *.so libraries at runtime: ./configure \ --mandir=/usr/share/man \ --enable-shared=NO --disable-shared \ --enable-static=YES \ --enable-threads=POSIX \ --enable-tempdb-in-ram | \ tee config.$(date +'%Y%m%d-%h%M%s') # unfortunately with Linux we've to use 'sed' to compile 'sqlite' # threadsafe and w/o DEBUGging overhead, and the binary 'stripped': sed -e 's#^TCC = \([A-Za-z]*\) #TCC = \1 -DTHREADSAFE=1 -DNDEBUG=1 #g' \ -e 's#^LIBREADLINE = \([A-Za-z]*\)#LIBREADLINE = \1 -s #g' \ Makefile > Makefile.tmp [ -s Makefile.tmp ] && mv -f Makefile.tmp Makefile # intentionally missing 'e': the 'mak' sh-script simply pipes the .. mak # .. output of 'make' through 'tee' to produce a logfile # finally create and tidy up HTML documentation make doc for f in doc/*html; do tidy -cmiq $f ; done (cd doc ; ln -sf ../www/a*gif .)# another missing' in the Makefile fi #_EoF_ - Hih! Thanks for the script example. When I run it I notice two errors. I used this directory structure: /sqlite-thread-library make-sqlite # your script /sqlite # the extracted source [EMAIL PROTECTED] sqlite-thread-library]$ sh make-sqlite looks ok until line 26 make-sqlite: line 26: mak: command not found mak# .. output of 'make' through 'tee' to produce a logfile looks ok until line 30 make-sqlite: line 30: tidy: command not found I believe this is fixed as I downloaded tidy and put it in /usr/bin/ and now have a bunch of html documents. If I was suppose to get a libsqlite.so prior to line 26 I can't find it. Can you tell me what the fix is for the 'mak' error and where I will find libsqlite.so when it compiles? Corwin
Re: [sqlite] Compiling Linux SQLite with thread safe
On Fri, 06 Aug 2004 12:24:46 -0500, Corwin Burgess wrote: > Has any Linux user compile the sqlite > library with threadsafe defined? I used the following shell script with 2.8.13. The important step is the 'sed' call to modify the Makefile before actually running 'make'. - #!/bin/sh cd sqlite || exit 1 if [ -s Makefile.in ] ; then # clean up to get a fresh compile [ -s Makefile ] && make clean # we want the apps using sqlite to link it statically to avoid # messing around with additional *.so libraries at runtime: ./configure \ --mandir=/usr/share/man \ --enable-shared=NO --disable-shared \ --enable-static=YES \ --enable-threads=POSIX \ --enable-tempdb-in-ram | \ tee config.$(date +'%Y%m%d-%h%M%s') # unfortunately with Linux we've to use 'sed' to compile 'sqlite' # threadsafe and w/o DEBUGging overhead, and the binary 'stripped': sed -e 's#^TCC = \([A-Za-z]*\) #TCC = \1 -DTHREADSAFE=1 -DNDEBUG=1 #g' \ -e 's#^LIBREADLINE = \([A-Za-z]*\)#LIBREADLINE = \1 -s #g' \ Makefile > Makefile.tmp [ -s Makefile.tmp ] && mv -f Makefile.tmp Makefile # intentionally missing 'e': the 'mak' sh-script simply pipes the .. mak # .. output of 'make' through 'tee' to produce a logfile # finally create and tidy up HTML documentation make doc for f in doc/*html; do tidy -cmiq $f ; done (cd doc ; ln -sf ../www/a*gif .)# another missing' in the Makefile fi #_EoF_ - Hih! -- Matthias
Re: [sqlite] Compiling Linux SQLite with thread safe
Corwin Burgess wrote: I'm looking for some help in compiling a Linux version of SQLite v2.8.15 that is thread safe capable. Corwin Ignore my previous message using zip file. I used the Makefile.linux.gcc to compile the source files in sqlite-source-2.8.15.tar.gz from Fedora Core 1. I modified the Makefile to add threadsafe and removed tcl capability. When I ran 'make' from the /bld directory I had no errors but this also didn't create either the './lib' directory or the sqlite library. In the /bld directory I have the 'sqlite' executable and 'libsqlite.a' ar archive files. How do I create the sqlite library using these source files and Makefile? Has any Linux user compile the sqlite library with threadsafe defined? Corwin
Re: [sqlite] Compiling Linux SQLite with thread safe
Corwin Burgess wrote: I'm looking for some help in compiling a Linux version of SQLite v2.8.15 that is thread safe capable. Corwin I've decided to compile a Linux sqlite library using the sqlite-source-2_8_15.zip file with the Fedora Core 1 distro. I created the following directory structure for this purpose. /sqlite-source /bld Makefile /sqlite main.mk VERSION /src source files from sqlite-source-2_8_15.zip sqlite.in.h parse.y /tool I used the Makefile.Linux-gcc file, modified it to add threadsafe and removed tcl capability. I ran 'make' from the /bld directory and each time I had an error I added the missing file or directory. With the above changes I had no errors but this didn't create the './lib' directory or sqlite library. In the /bld directory I have the 'sqlite' executable and 'libsqlite.a' ar archive files. What did I fail to do to create the sqlite library? Corwin
