Re: [Harbour] Linux and sqlite3 setup

2009-04-27 Thread Szakáts Viktor
Normally it should be autodetected, if it's not pls tell it's location, maybe our autodetection needs a tweak. You can use HB_INC_SQLITE3 envvar to spec header dir manually. Since SQLite is embedded in the app I think it's safe to link the "external" source so we use a known and ( more ) tested

Re: [Harbour] Linux and sqlite3 setup

2009-04-27 Thread Lorenzo Fiorini
On Mon, Apr 27, 2009 at 4:33 PM, Szakáts Viktor wrote: > Normally it should be autodetected, if it's not pls tell it's > location, maybe our autodetection needs a tweak. > > You can use HB_INC_SQLITE3 envvar to spec header dir manually. Since SQLite is embedded in the app I think it's safe to li

Re: [Harbour] Linux and sqlite3 setup

2009-04-27 Thread Szakáts Viktor
Hi Lorenzo, What is the suggested way to get sqlite3 working in Linux? I've added it to contribs and externals but it seems not enough. I had to add Linux "detection" in Makefiles. Is there any other way? Normally it should be autodetected, if it's not pls tell it's location, maybe our autod

[Harbour] Linux and sqlite3 setup

2009-04-27 Thread Lorenzo Fiorini
What is the suggested way to get sqlite3 working in Linux? I've added it to contribs and externals but it seems not enough. I had to add Linux "detection" in Makefiles. Is there any other way? Is it supposed to use the distro version? best regards, Lorenzo __