Wood, Lee wrote:
I tried to do the quick-start example and I could not get it to work. It is not
explicit enough for some like me. First off, the quickstart doesn't specify
that you need to include the source (just the external interface header). But
since it does not come with a *.lib I tried to include the source files and I
get a bunch of unresolved external dependencies (can't find some function
definitions). I even removed the tcl*.c files and still got the errors. I'm
compiling in Visual C++ 7.1.
Also, I tried to build with the *.dll but the *.dll file doesn't come with a
header for it or static *.lib to link against. If I use the *.dll do I have to
fn* every function I wish to use?
Lee,
You need to use the LIB command line utility that comes with VC++ to
generate an sqlite3.lib file which will let you use the sqlite3.dll
library. You need to feed the sqlite3.def file into the LIB utility and
it will generate an sqlite3.lib which you can link with your project.
The following command is used in the Makefile.
lib /machine:i386 /def:sqlite3.def
HTH
Dennis Cote
