On Mon, 09 Aug 2004 14:42:32 -0500, Corwin Burgess wrote:
> make-sqlite: line 26: mak: command not found
>
> mak # .. output of 'make' through 'tee' to produce a logfile
>
> looks ok until line 30
>
> make-sqlite: line 30: tidy: command not found
>
> I believe this is fixed as I downloaded tidy and put it in /usr/bin/ and
> now have a bunch of html documents.
OK, but this is _not_ required by or for sqlite. I just happen to like
the webpages on my disk well formed ;-)
> If I was suppose to get a libsqlite.so prior to line 26 I can't find it.
> Can you tell me what the fix is for the 'mak' error
Fix: just append an 'e' (i.e. 'make'). As the comment says 'mak' is just
a little shell script writing the 'make' output to a file. So only now
(i.e. when running 'make' sucessfully) you'll get the compiled files.
> where I will find libsqlite.so when it compiles?
That depends on your configure settings. If you're using the ones in the
script, there won't be any '.so' files since I explicitely DISabled them
(as you can see in the 'configure' call and the comments); so you'll only
get
/usr/local/lib/libsqlite.la
/usr/local/lib/libsqlite.a
If you really want to use shared libraries with sqlite, just modify the
'configure' call accordingly: remove the '--disable-shared' option and
change '--enable-shared=' from NO to YES.
--
Matthias
