Thank you Jay for your answers.
I will try the 'lib' program.
Luc
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> I found some answer to my previous questions and wrote a short tutorial
> at http://source.online.free.fr/Linux_HowToCompileSQLite.html
a ".o" file is a collection of compiled code called an 'object' file.
A library file
is very similar but includes a directory so some of the file can be
I found some answer to my previous questions and wrote a short tutorial
at http://source.online.free.fr/Linux_HowToCompileSQLite.html
I still have two points to solve
How can I check the functions available in the sqlite3 shared library ?
Are there some tools available to list the functions
Thanks for your answer,
I don't have time to test it now but I will let you know.
I 'm not on my linux machine but I believe gcc -c sqlite3.c generates a
sqlite3.o file.
Is this file already usable as a shared library or do I have to call the
linker to generate a sqlite3.so ?
How can I check
On Jan 6, 2008 3:16 PM, Luc DAVID <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Could you tell me the best way to achieve this under unbuntu and if I
> can optimise the compilation under Windows (the sqlite.dll size is quite
> important) ?
There are many ways. Most compilers allow you to define a string with
a
Hi,
I'm writting a component set to wrap sqlite database with FPC (Free
Pascal Compiler) / Lazarus and Delphi
available at http://source.online.free.fr
To enable Queries data editing, I need to use the library compiled with
SQLITE_ENABLE_COLUMN_METADATA option.
After many tries, I succeed
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