As pointed out by Ivan from the Sedna Team, the driver can be compiled on 64
bit linux and work independently to connect to a 32 bit install. Just
compile the c driver only and then edit the SEDNA_SOURCES_DIR variable from
the pydriver-sedna Makefile to point to the root folder of the Sedna sources
where you compiled the driver.
See here: http://modis.ispras.ru/sedna/faq.html :
How do I build C driver for Sedna from sources (under *nix x64/x86)?
Since version 3.1.126 Sedna C driver can be compiled independently from
Sedna. Moreover, it can be compiled under x64 Linux:
1. Follow to the directory which contains driver: cd
{Path-To-Sedna-Sources}/driver/c
2. Run make to build driver.
Thanks to Ivan for the quick response.
On Sun, Mar 1, 2009 at 9:13 AM, Chris Wj <[email protected]> wrote:
> I'm on Linux x86_64. Sedna doesn't compile on 64 bit linux. The 32-bit
> binary download of Sedna does not include libsedna.so, which is needed by
> the python bindings. Is there a way to include this file as well with the
> linux distribution? or post is on the site as a download?
>
> -Chris
>
>
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