sqlite should build shared libs for powerpc (cross) just fine.
My suggestion is there are two places to look. First make sure your
cross compilers function properly. (Normally this just works.)
Second look in the configure script helpers for a powerpc (might be
labeled mklinux) check.
On 6/23/05, Robert P. J. Day [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
p.s. as a side note, the whole point of this exercise is to build a
*really* small footprint DB for an embedded system for which space is
at a premium, and sqlite came highly recommended.
if anyone has a suggestion as to some other,
On Thu, 2005-06-23 at 13:47 -0400, Robert P. J. Day wrote:
in any event, the simplest solution appears to be to just hack up a
modified makefile to do what i want. thanks for the info thus far,
i'm sure this isn't the end of it.
I hack the Makefile template for all my builds.
I never use
p.s. as a side note, the whole point of this exercise is to build a
*really* small footprint DB for an embedded system for which space is
at a premium, and sqlite came highly recommended.
If you look on SourceForge, there is a project called adodotnetsqlite,
On Thu, 23 Jun 2005, Brass Tilde wrote:
p.s. as a side note, the whole point of this exercise is to build
a *really* small footprint DB for an embedded system for which
space is at a premium, and sqlite came highly recommended.
If you look on SourceForge, there is a project called
[23-06-2005 21:32, Robert P. J. Day escreveu]
On Thu, 23 Jun 2005, Brass Tilde wrote:
If you look on SourceForge, there is a project called
adodotnetsqlite, http://sourceforge.net/projects/adodotnetsqlite/,
and the programmers there have mentioned a version of SQLite
compiled for handheld
ok, i just took a quick look there and, personally, there's
just a wee bit too much .vcl and .vcp and .net and so
forth for my comfort level. :-P i'll take a shot at the full
sqlite and see where that takes me, but i'll keep the
alternative in mind. thanks.
Understood, I was refering
