>Hi, what you'll need to do is to build sqlite2 from sources with MinGW >(Qt4 default compiler for Windows). Once you have this built, probably >you will get an exe file and hopefully a shared library. (look at the >sqlite install docs for instructions on how to build sqlite library) >I've never done this job specifically, but I've done some similar tasks. >If you can't get sqlite shared library (.dll) built from sources you >may get this library from SQLite site (I hope, I've done this with >SQLite3). >Once you have sqlite.dll you will have to generate .LIB file with >MinGW tools, I can't remember specifically the sintax of gcc for this >now, but take a look at gcc's command line help, but, basically you >will need to generate a .def file from the .dll file and then with >these files (.def and .dll) you will be able to generate .LIB file to >link Qt4 plugin with it. > >Just a tip... please, say Qt, not QT. QT is owned by Mac > >Hope this help. > >Cheers. > > >-- >Leonardo Mateo. >There's no place like ~
Thanks! This is indeed a big help. I hope to be able to get back to this project in the next few days. The sources I got have the .def file. Are the 'development headers' a product of the build process? Jeffrey T. Birt Electronics Engineer Integrated Systems Facility University of Missouri - Rolla 573.341.6058 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
