Hello, Joe. You wrote Wednesday, January 18, 2012, 15:15:36:
>> As I understand if I'm not defining _WIN32_WINNT, I'm >> compiling for Windows 9X > If you do not define _WIN32_WINNT, the resulting DLL will only > work (in theory) on Windows 9x. However, this support has not > been tested recently. >> But when I run that executable in Windows XP, runtime >> check isNT() found that it is Windows NT based system, >> so it tried to call osGetFullPathNameW() instead >> osGetFullPathNameA(). > Right, that will not work. When running on Windows XP, SQLite > expects and requires the Unicode APIs to be available and they > will not be available unless the _WIN32_WINNT macro is properly > defined. Thank you for reply. Why to do runtime check then? Why don't simply put: #if defined(_WIN32_WINNT) || defined (SQLITE_OS_WINCE) call to osGetFullPathNameW() #else //Win 9X call to osGetFullPathNameA() #endif So, if SQLite compiled for Windows 9X (i.e. without _WIN32_WINNT) it will call osGetFullPathNameA() despite where it actually launched. I think previous version of SQLite done this much better - despite how it was compiled if runtime check says that it is Windows NT, then it call GetFullPathNameW(). -- WBR, darkelf mailto:dark...@ukr.net _______________________________________________ sqlite-users mailing list sqlite-users@sqlite.org http://sqlite.org:8080/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/sqlite-users
