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List:       mingw-users
Subject:    [Mingw-users] Installing SQLite
From:       Timo_Schlüßler <timo () schluessler ! org>
Date:       2007-06-07 11:15:22
Message-ID: 4667E8CA.4020503 () schluessler ! org
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Hello,

I can't get sqlite working on my mingw installation on windows. Is there
a how-to for installing sqlite? I googled a lot but can't find something.



That's what I did until now:

I downloaded the sources and run ./configure and make and everything
works fine. But make install doesn't. The first error is, that there is
no tclsh but a tclsh84. After replacing tclsh through tcls84 in the
makefile, i also have to add a < in "tclsh84 < ..../tclsqlite3c.tcl"
(There has to be a < otherwise tclsh84 waits for inputs from command line.)

Now make install runs the tcl script fine, but then it stops with the
undefined reference to WinMain@16, which appears because there is no
main() in sqlite3.c.

And because make install doesn't work, I manually copied sqlite3.h and
libsqlite3.a to /lib and /include so that gcc can find them. But when I
now try to compile a very simple SQLite program, there is a undefined
reference for each sqlite function.


What files do I need also or what can I do for make install to work?


greets


PS: The simple programm for testing works fine under linux with sqlite3.


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