> and buying a load of hardware isn't really viable

I can't help with the .so, but you could load up a virtual machine with one
of the free VM engines (VMWare Server is free for example -- I'm sure
Microsoft must have one too) and put Linux on it.  That would give you the
benefit of being able to test one of your targets too.

Doug

-----Original Message-----
From: sqlite-users-boun...@sqlite.org
[mailto:sqlite-users-boun...@sqlite.org] On Behalf Of Udon Shaun
Sent: Friday, March 18, 2011 11:47 PM
To: Pavel Ivanov; SQLite
Subject: Re: [sqlite] SQLite.so dynamic library-linux

@Pavel
Apologies. I just hit reply and thought it would have gone to the right
place.

 A 3rd party company doesn't compile my code. It's an API interface to the
SQLite library so people can use SQLite in LabVIEW. I don't have linux
(never had linux) and buying a load of hardware isn't really viable just to
compile 1 SO in an open source distribution.

But to answer your question. more fully.LabVIEW is cross platform (MAC,
Win,VXWorks & Linux). Therefore the API I provide can (and does) work under
all those systems (and ,many users have been using it in those OSs for some
time) - you just need the SQLite library compiled for the particular OS. MAC
comes with it already. I can already compile for Windows and VXWorks, so
that just leaves Linux (which I used to download from the SQLite site).

So I'm posting under this forum to try and get the last OS library (linux)
and find some help in cross-compiling the SO in windows so that I can
support it myself for future updates seeing as it's no longer provided. If
it was still posted on the SQLite site (as it was prior to 3.7.4) , I
wouldn't be here aslking!. The alternative is that I just drop linux. But I
at least want to make the effort for my users.



      
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