Hello everyone. While not new to Code::Blocks and SQLite3, I have never until today tried to use them together. I am having a problem getting my proof-of-concept code to compile. Any assistance would be appreciated.
First, my environment: - WinXP - Code::Blocks 8.02 w/ MinGW compiler - wxWidgets 2.8.9 - SQLite3 3.6.11 What I have done: - Set up a wxWidget project - Designed a frame - Added a few menu bar items - added a procedure to a menu pick that will test for a SQLite3 db - Compile time '#include' references: 'sqlite3.h' & 'sqlite3ext.h' - Execution library references include 'sqlite3.dll' In the module that is accessed by the menu pick event, I have the following: ... #include "wx_pch.h" #include "CallSQLiteMain.h" #include <wx/msgdlg.h> #include "sqlite3ext.h" ... The event procedure I am using for testing is: void CallSQLiteFrame::OnFileCallDLLSelected(wxCommandEvent& event) { sqlite3 *db; char *zErrMsg = 0; int rc; rc = sqlite3_open("menuscrn.db", &db); if( rc ){ sqlite3_malloc(255); sprintf(zErrMsg, "Can't open database: %s; status=%d\n", sqlite3_errmsg(db),rc); SetStatusText(wxString::Format(_T("SQL error: %s\n"), zErrMsg),1); sqlite3_close(db); sqlite3_free(zErrMsg); return; } sqlite3_close(db); return; } Comments and questions ... If I '#ifdef' out the code in the procedure, the program compiles cleanly, which is expected. This proves the C::B project is set up properly. If I include the code, I get the following single error: "error: 'sqlite3_api' was not declared in this scope" This means that the header information is being located correctly and processed, but there may be a namespace issue. Or something else ... This begs the question: I know SQLite3 is a 'c' safe app because I use it for other projects under *nix. But can it be used directly in a 'c++' situation under Windoze? Or do I need a 'wrapper' of some kind? Or a compile time option to be set/reset? Lastly, while doing some internet research I have seen some issues with the 'DLL' being set at a fixed address. I know those articles were a year or two old, but is that still an issue? Do I need to somehow manipulate the 'sqlite3.dll' before I can use it under Windoze? Again thanks for any assisstance ... GAFling 2009-03-22 _______________________________________________ sqlite-users mailing list sqlite-users@sqlite.org http://sqlite.org:8080/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/sqlite-users