On Sun, 27 Jan 2008, L. S. wrote:
Why doesn't SQLite 3.5.4 compile under FreeBSD 5.3? Can it be done in a sane
manner?
AFAIK, it just works, but you may require the -lc_r option to include the
re-entrant (threadsafe) C library with your linked executeable ...
How can I link against SQLite under FreeBSD 5.3, using gcc?
Is there any way that I could just link the source files into my code?
* Using "./configure" and "make" with "sqlite-3.5.4.tar.gz", I got tcl and
tcsh errors.
* Using "sqlite-source-3_5_4.zip", with "tclsqlite.c" removed, I got pthread
errors. They went away with "gcc ... -lpthread", but compilation still
failed.
* I think "sqlite-amalgamation-3_5_4.zip" produced the same errors as
sqlite-source-.
I have compiled, installed, linked, and used it on other systems, but cannot
do the same on my FreeBSD system. (I don't use the FreeBSD ports; I like to
just download and build.)
Moi aussi, but I have *NEVER* had a problem with SQLite on FreeBSD,
including 3.5.4 ... Of course I *ALWAYS* install Tcl/Tk first, and am
happy to use the tclsqlite bindings which result ...
Again, when you link your C code to the libSqlite.so, just add the -lc_r
option, and you can delete the -lpthreads unless you are actually using
pthreads, in which case you will likely need both -lpthreads *AND* -lc_r
or surprises may result.
Apparently, the -lc_r requirement is new with 3.5.4, and my query on this
list has been met with silence thus far, so I cannot advise you further.
Apparently the db engine has been re-worked somewhat (extensively) with
this release, and I suspect that changes eminate from that code, but I
haven't had time to investigate ...
HTH,
Rob Sciuk
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