> The extension-functions file doesn't actually implement any of the
> math functinos, it simply acts as a glue layer between SQLite and the
> system math library. In this case, it looks like the run-time linker
> that loads the extension can't resolve the call for log() from the
> extension into the math library, resulting in an unresolved link.
>
> On many systems the math library is part of the standard set of libs
> that are imported by the linker for all applications. There are a
> few systems, however, where the math library is not part of the
> standard lib set. On those systems, you need to explicitly tell the
> linker you want the math library made avaliable. You can do that
> by compiling the lib with -lm to import the math library. The math
> lib won't be pulled into the .so, but it will be noted that if the
> run-time linker pulls in the extension, it will also need to pull in
> the math library before it attepts to resolve all the symbols.
>
> At least, in theory.
Thanks for coherent explanation. I am compiling library with switch -lm and
now it's work.
$ gcc -fPIC -lm -shared extension-functions.c -o libsqlitefunctions.so
$ sqlite3 :memory:
sqlite> SELECT load_extension('./libsqlitefunctions.so');
sqlite> select sqrt(16);
4.0
sqlite>
>
> What OS are you trying this on?
Linux Debian Etch (sqlite pakage backported from Debian Lenny).
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