I strongly recommend the Dev-C++ development environment for Windows. You -can- use the pre-built DLL if you take a couple of simple steps:
1. Set your path so that it includes your Dev-C++ bin folder (c:\dev-cpp\bin on the default distribution). 2. In the folder where you have the sqlite3.dll file, issue the command: dlltool -D sqlite3.dll -d sqlite3.def -l libsqlite3.a 3. Copy the libsqlite3.a file to your libs folder, by default c:\dev-cpp\lib 4. Download the sqlite3 source archive and copy sqlite3.h to c:\dev-cpp\include 5. Copy sqlite3.dll to a place within the path, such as your system32 folder. I have performed these steps and they have worked very well for me. The light weight Dev-C++ environment is well suited to the light weight sqlite3 database engine. Clay Dowling Rubens Jr. said: > Hi ! > > Wich compiler do you recomend to use to compile sqlite3.0.8 in Windows ? > I have used LCC-Win32, but I have to change. The last version are buggy :( > My application has sqlite build in, so I got the source and put it all > together, then > I can not use the ready made DLL. > I tried Borland C++ 5.5 (the free version) but it not compile ! It seems > tha it > do not suport long long (the source has ifdef BORLAND_C but the > compiler show a lots of erros about __Int64 and so on :( > With DEV-CPP all sources compiles with litle warnings, but do not > generate the DLL > (and I do not discovered why yet) > So, what you suggest ? > > Thanks > > Rubens Jr. > > -- Lazarus Notes from Lazarus Internet Development http://www.lazarusid.com/notes/ Articles, Reviews and Commentary on web development
