如何进行SQLite编译

2023-04-11 sqlite 编译
如何进行SQLite编译 SQLite is a popular database management system used by many applications. It is an open source project and is available for free. SQLite is a very compact database and does not require a separate server to run. It can be used in embedded systems and mobile devices. SQLite is written in the C programming language and its source code is available on GitHub. SQLite can be compiled on many different platforms. In this article, we will show you how to compile SQLite on a Windows system. Before you start, you will need to install the following software: • Visual C++ 2013 Redistributable Package (x86) • SQLite source code • CMake • Perl • Python • Tcl • ActiveState Tcl Dev Kit • SQLite Manager (optional) Once you have installed all the required software, you can proceed with the SQLite compilation. 1. Download the SQLite source code from the SQLite website. 2. Extract the downloaded file to a folder on your computer. 3. Open the CMake application. 4. In the CMake interface, select the "Source" directory as the SQLite source code folder. 5. Create a new "Build" directory. This will be the folder where the SQLite binaries will be generated. 6. In the CMake interface, select the "Build" directory as the output directory. 7. Click on the "Configure" button. 8. In the "Configure" window, select "Visual Studio 12 2013 Win64" as the generator and click on the "Finish" button. 9. CMake will now generate the necessary files for the SQLite compilation. 10. Open the "SQLite.sln" file in Visual Studio. 11. In Visual Studio, select "Release" from the "Solution Configurations" drop-down menu. 12. Build the solution by clicking on the "Build Solution" button. 13. The SQLite binaries will be generated in the "Build" directory. 14. Copy the "sqlite3.dll" file from the "Build" directory to the "bin" directory of your application. 15. You can now use SQLite in your application. If you want to use SQLite in a commercial application, you need to purchase a license from the SQLite website.

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