From: mutahhir hayat Date: 2008-03-19T14:26:52+09:00 Subject: Re: SQLite3 Compilation issue On Wed, Mar 19, 2008 at 3:59 AM, Luis Lavena wrote: > On Mar 18, 12:27 am, mt wrote: > > Hey guys, > > > > I wonder if you could help me out with this, > > > > The situation is: > > Compiled Ruby 1.8.6 myself using MSVC8 > > Downloaded SQLite3 and placed the headers and libraries in the > > proper locations (atleast i think so) > > Did you set INCLUDE and LIB to add these files? or you just drop them > into INCLUDE and LIB of your compiler? Dropped them into the include and lib. > > > Ran the sqlite3-ruby gem and it's happy, everything seems fine > > Testing creating a DB in irb causes it to throw up a MSCVRT8- > > ruby18.dll missing error. > > It seems you're trying to use the pre-built windows gem instead of > compile from source... If you had RubyGems 1.0.1 installed, that > should happen :) > > the pre-built SQlite gem is built with VC6 and linked to standard ruby > runtime (MSVCRT-RUBY18.DLL) > > > Recompiled ruby, but the compilation process only creates MSCVR8- > > ruby18.dll (missing T) > > If anyone has an idea to fix this, great! please tell me how. > > > > So, i think, maybe its SQLite3-ruby at fault, so i'll recompile it. > > Download the sources, create a sqlite3.lib > > Download the sqlite3-ruby sources, and try compiling it using my > > compiler > > Nags on > > BLOB already defined in (something)_types.h, basically i think its > > related to winsock2.h > > > > I've already reported this problem: > > http://rubyforge.org/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=10761&group_id=254&atid=1045 > > > Anyone dealt with this before? > > Yes, been there, done that, failed too :-) > > You will require to build everything from scratch for make Ruby VC8 > build to work properly. That includes sqlite3 DLL itself, since it > links to a different runtime than your Ruby interpreter. Search the > list for MSVCRT VC6 and VC8 issues. > Sorry, I don't understand. I did build everything from scratch, and the last BLOB error was occuring whilst i was trying to create Sqlite3-ruby, where sqlite3.lib had been compiled by myself on my compiler. It just seems to me a sort of precedence issue, that if somehow, we could exclude certain libraries from the compilation process, we'd be fine.... Regards, MT