Clay Dowling <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Severin Müller wrote: > > I tried to include sqlite3 in my current C Project. = > > > = > > > I downloaded the precompiled library sqlite-3.5.6.so and put it in my pro= > ject. > > Then, i downloaded the sqlite source and added sqlite3.h to my project. = > > > = > > > Now, when i try to compiler, i get the following error message: > > = > > > /home/fish-guts/workspace/Debug/lib/sqlite-3.5.6.so: undefined reference = > to `dlsym' > > /home/fish-guts/workspace/Debug/lib/sqlite-3.5.6.so: undefined reference = > to `dlerror' > > /home/fish-guts/workspace/Debug/lib/sqlite-3.5.6.so: undefined reference = > to `dlopen' > > /home/fish-guts/workspace/Debug/lib/sqlite-3.5.6.so: undefined reference = > to `dlclose' > > Rather than use the precompiled library, I recommend one of two options: > > 1. Download the latest version that is in your package manager and use > that, if it is sufficiently recent. > > 2. Download the source and build it. It is a very easy to build > package, and you would then have the option to build a static version if > you wanted (the .a library) >
I agree with Clay. Get a copy of the amalagamation. It is a single file of C code named sqlite3.c. Compile it and statically link it with your application. But even then, you're going to get the same linker errors because you have omitted the "-ldl" option when you link. -- D. Richard Hipp <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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