Michal Pasternak wrote:
There are some patches for sqlite portability, that you could investigate
(and incorporate them to the official sources, as they don't do much harm,
IMO). You can find them at:
http://cvsweb.netbsd.org/bsdweb.cgi/pkgsrc/databases/sqlite/patches/
Only few first were needed for NetBSD itself, others (#include "os.h") were
needed for FreeBSD-STABLE system.
The patches all seem to be to add '#include "os.h"' right before
'#include "sqliteInt.h"' at the beginning of every source file.
(1) Wouldn't it be much easier to just put a single '#include "os.h"'
at the beginning of sqliteInt.h and be done with it?
(2) What is the inclusing of os.h accomplishing? What is there in
os.h that the various files need? I must understand the change
before I put it in.
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