Thanks D. Richard Hipp for your answer. This indeed solve most of my
problem.
Thanks also Roger - I guess I will try to create a project in VC++ like you
described you do with the other tools. I am afriad VC++ is a constraint I
have to comply with - the other development of the project is done with
VC++, and I cannot ask the others to switch to different environment.

Thanks again,

Ran

On 11/17/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>
> > In addition, I wonder if anyone has a solution file or a project file
> > for
> > VC++ for building the .lib and the sqlite3 executable, or can give any
> > hints
> > about how to build SQLite on Windows using VC++.
> >
> > Thanks in advance,
> >
> > Ran
> >
>
> Don't know about VC++. But why bother? I compiled the win source on
> windows with the MinGW suite, which is far more 'native' to the windows
> source.
>
> I use the MinGW toolchain from within codeblocks. If yu install the
> MinGW package and then codeblocks, it autoconfigures. The I just made
> an empty project and added the files to it.
>
> Codeblocks is a bit bleeding edge, I like it because it is the same
> under windows and Linux so I don't get confused as I flip back and
> forth.
>
> A slightly better option (windows only) is the Bloodshed DevC++ package.
> They have an all in one click and go package with IDE and installer.
> Once again, just add the files to an empty project.
>
>
>
>

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