Hi, I am trying to add sqllite3 to a C-Program to replace a hand-made on-disk-datastructure that has proven to be cumbersome to change and inefficient.
Unfortunately the program crashes very early in the initialization before the first line of my own code executes, making the problem difficult to debug. The linux-system this is to run on is built from scratch using the T2 build-system (www.t2-project.org). I am cross-compiling the system from an Ubuntu-System for a semi-embedded machine. The program itself is cross-compiled on top of that using standard GNU auto-tools. The sqlite3 command-line tool works fine, so I suspect the library itself has been built OK, and that I am doing something wrong in my compile-and-link stuff. Because as said above, none of my own code get's executed, the program never reaches main(). Are there any common pitfalls for beginners like me that could cause this problem? The only idea I had so far is running both programs with strace. The output of strace for sqlite3 is at http://www.marian-aldenhoevel.de/tmp/sqlite.txt And the output from my program is at http://www.marian-aldenhoevel.de/tmp/kbox.txt I cannot see anything obvious that precedes the problem. Ciao, MM _______________________________________________ sqlite-users mailing list sqlite-users@sqlite.org http://sqlite.org:8080/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/sqlite-users
