> Just replace the rexxapitypes.h file with the one from
> main/branches/4.1/trunk/api/platform/windows/ in the repostory
>
> That is what I would do. It is the simplest.
>
>
This is what I did and it seems to work, no error messages. But suddenly I
stumble over a new problem in the link of oosqlite.dll:
link /nologo /SUBSYSTEM:Windows rexx.lib rexxapi.lib user32.lib
advapi32.lib -def:src\platform\windows\ooSQLite.def /DLL
build\release\sqlite3
.obj build\release\ooSQLite.obj build\release\APICommon.obj
build\release\ooSqlSysLibrary.obj build\release\nextchar.obj
build\release\ieee754.obj bu
ild\release\percentile.obj build\release\rot13.obj
build\release\regexp.obj build\release\spellfix.obj
build\release\wholenumber.obj -out:build\relea
se\oosqlite.dll
LINK : fatal error LNK1181: cannot open input file
'build\release\sqlite3.obj'
The compile of sqlite3.c looks like this in my case:
$(OUT_DIR)\sqlite3.obj: src\sqlite\sqlite3_with_codec.c
src\sqlite\sqlite3.h Makefile.win
cl $(CFLAGS) /DOOSQLITE_BUILD /Fo.\$(OUT_DIR)\
src\sqlite\sqlite3_with_codec.c
This has worked for a long time but now suddenly sqlite3.obj can't be
found. The above compile actually generates sqlite3_with_codec.obj now
instead of sqlite3.obj and I cannot figure out why. Any idea?
Staffan
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