*** 1,18 **** ! *Notes on compiling sqlite using eclipse and mingw* ! ! Download eclipse 3.2.1 ! ! Download eclipse CDT plugin for c/c++ (version 3.1.1) ! ! Download mingw (used MinGW-3.1.0-1.exe). ! Create a new project (managed make c++ project). ! ! Add all the .c files from sqlite source to the eclipse project created in the above step (you can copy all the .c files from explorer and paste into eclipse project). ! ! Build the project (right click on the project and build). ! Make sure you have make.exe available on windows. If there are any errors in tclsqlite.c file delete this file from eclipse project. --- 1,39 ---- ! Beginning with release 3.3.14, the core SQLite library ! is delivered as a single code file named "sqlite3.c", The ! programming interface is defined in a header file named "sqlite3.h". ! The header file comprises the first couple thousand lines of the ! amalgamated C code file so if you do not have a header file handy ! you can extract one from the C code. ! ! To compile core SQLite library into an object file or DLL or shared ! library, just hand the sqlite3.c code file to your C compiler. On ! Linux or Mac OS-X you just say: ! ! gcc -c sqlite3.c ! ! The "sqlite3" command-line tool is really a separate program that uses ! the SQLite library to access an SQLite database. To compile the ! the command-line tool, get a copy of its source file (named "shell.c") ! and type: ! ! gcc shell.c sqlite3.c ! ! You'll probably need to add some system libraries like "-ldl" or ! "-lpthreads" to that last line, but you get the idea. You might also ! select various compile-time options by defining C preprocessor macros ! using the -D command-line switch to gcc. The available compile-time ! options are described separately. ! ---- ! *Notes on compiling sqlite using eclipse and mingw* ! 1: Download eclipse 3.2.1 ! 2: Download eclipse CDT plugin for c/c++ (version 3.1.1) ! 3: Download mingw (used MinGW-3.1.0-1.exe). ! 4: Create a new project (managed make c++ project). ! 5: Add all the .c files from sqlite source to the eclipse project created in the above step (you can copy all the .c files from explorer and paste into eclipse project). ! 6: Build the project (right click on the project and build). ! 7: Make sure you have make.exe available on windows. If there are any errors in tclsqlite.c file delete this file from eclipse project.
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