Cross-compiling sqlite3 fails due to the use of binaries in the build
process that are generated during the build process. Specifically:
mksourceid
lemon
The configure script explicitly offers the "--host=" option to allow
cross-compiling. If cross-compiling is not supported then this option
should be removed, and ideally replace with a short paragraph of text
explaining this explicitly.
An alternative is to add steps to the build instructions explaining that
you need to build these binaries natively first and then put them in the
correct location - however they will probably still get over-written by
cross-compiled versions when the cross-compile build starts so there may
need to be additional changes made.
In addition, when cross-compiling for Windows with the MinGW toolchain,
the code looks for the file "sys/ioctl.h" which doesn't exist for
Windows/MinGW systems. It looks like SQLITE_OS_UNIX is being incorrectly
defined. It doesn't look like a difficult problem to solve and if I get
a reply I will be happy to share any solution I find.
Alastair.
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Senior Software Engineer
H Scientific Ltd
023 9226 7607
www.h-scientific.co.uk
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