Hello David, So, what do you see when you use the debugger? I use multi-threads with SQLite in window using VC6 and don't have any problems like that so, I'd be looking for programming problems. Look at the value of the pointer you get back from open and make sure it's the same one you pass to close.
I compiled SQlite3 into my program so, in debug mode I can step right into the library and see what SQLite thinks. C Friday, March 17, 2006, 5:09:05 PM, you wrote: DG> I've started writing my first wrappers for SQLite compiled inside the DG> Frontier Kernel and I've run into a snag. I have one verb that calls DG> sqlite3_open. It returns successfully and sets the db properly. If, in that DG> same routine, I call sqlite3_close, it works successfully. DG> But, if I return from that verb and then call sqlite3_close in a separate DG> verb (all in the same thread), I get the "library routine called out of DG> sequence" error. DG> I'm building this on Windows (VC2K3) and everything else seems fine. I've DG> read about this problem occuring with a THREADSAFE conflict, but I can't DG> tell if I should disable threadsafe (or if I even can, in Windows) or if I'm DG> missing something else. DG> Any help would be appreciated. Thanks! DG> -- David -- Best regards, Teg mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
