Re: BitPim 0.9.13 now available for initial checkout

Sean Burke <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.mobile.bitpim.devel
Message-ID <[email protected]>

Adit Panchal wrote:
> Ok, I finally got BitPim running on Intel 10.4.9 with Python 2.5 and  
> wxPython 2.8.1.1.
>
>   
Please keep us post on any unexpected behavior.  Specifically, I noticed 
the wxPython tweaks out during the phonebook import screen.  Does it do 
that when you run the source?
> When I ran BitPim months ago with a previous version of apsw, I  
> thought that sqlite3 was bundled into the .so file once it was  
> compiled. Am I incorrect in assuming that is the case now? Why would  
> it have to link against a version at run time now? Maybe the version  
> of apsw at that time was compatible with the version of sqlite3  
> installed on Tiger by default so I never saw that error.
>
>   
Welcome to my weekend.  APSW links against the shared library of 
sqlite3.  I built it (APSW) using the -static option but couldn't get 
the package to build.  I assume that is because everything else is 
shared and the build script is looking for a dynamic APSW library.  Have 
you been able to build a dynamic, universal version of sqlite3?  Many 
have tried (like me) and as far as I know, all have failed.   I got as 
far as building a static universal library, but that doesn't help 
because of the aforementioned problem.  I can't build a universal 
application until I can get a universal sqlite library.

-- 
Sean Patrick Burke
Imaging Analysis Specialist
Albert Einstein College of Medicine
Yeshiva University


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