On Tue, 25 Apr 2023 09:48:15 +0200 Tomaz Canabrava <tcanabr...@kde.org> wrote:
TC> My name is Tomaz Canabrava, I'm a Opensource developer mostly interested in TC> contributing back to projects that I use. Hi Tomaz and welcome! I'm also an open source developer interested in exactly the same thing, but this has somehow resulted me in maintaining SOCI now :-/ TC> I forked a soci in github and I'm using version 4.0.3 to develop an TC> application that should run in all major operating systems but it seems TC> that the current mailine branch of soci has more modern CMake constructs TC> than 4.0.3 Unfortunately I don't know much about CMake and prefer to touch it as little as possible. Thankfully there are other people who take care of it in SOCI, mostly, but I'm afraid this means I won't be able to help you with anything CMake-related. TC> I had to hack around some issues that I found to be able to link Soci in TC> linux / mac, as you can see in this patch. I also want to know if patches TC> for 4.0.x are still accepted, Sure, I can merge PRs to 4.0, it's just that personally I don't have any plans to work on it. TC> if not, if it's safe to do a new release with current mailine branch or TC> if the team needs help to finish what's needed for a new release. I really, really need to test the final version of the PR 954 and make a new release once it's merged. But FWIW we do use current SOCI master in production without any (known) problems, with multiple backends. TC> But now on windows I'm having this issue: TC> TC> error LNK2019: unresolved external symbol "struct TC> soci::sqlite3_backend_factory const soci::sqlite3" (?sqlite3@soci TC> @@3Usqlite3_backend_factory@1@B) referenced in function "public: bool TC> __cdecl SociWriter::createOrOpen(class std::string const &)" TC> (?createOrOpen@SociWriter@lvtmdb@Codethink@@QEAA_NAEBV?$basic_string@DU TC> ?$char_traits@D@std@@V?$allocator@D@2@@std@@@Z) TC> [C:\Project\Build\lvtmdb.vcxproj] TC> TC> And I'm linking on all targets with: TC> Soci::Core TC> Soci::soci_sqlite3 TC> TC> (that are the names I exported via cmake ALIAS) TC> TC> Any help is appreciated :) Are you using static or shared SOCI libraries? When using shared libraries you shouldn't depend on this variable. When using static ones, it should be found in the soci_sqlite3... Best regards, VZ
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