Re: [pysqlite] Dynamic loading of sqlite....

My problem is that I'm trying to use spatialite.  Extra compiles are  =

fine for me, but not for my users.  I have a workaround.  MacOS  =

respects DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH, so I set that in os.environ, and then do a  =

subprocess.Popen to load a new process.  It has been suggested to me  =

that an older version of pysqlite would allow me to use the system  =

sqlite and just load the necessary extension...

Douglas Mayle

On May 13, 2009, at 4:06 AM, Roger Binns wrote:

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> Gerhard H=E4ring wrote:
>> I have no idea where these version numbers are coming from. Try
>> rebuilding pysqlite against your custom SQLite by setting the  =

>> variables
>> include_dirs and library_dirs in setup.cfg.
>
> Also note that MacOS pathologically goes out of its way to use the
> system supplied SQLite at runtime, appearing to ignore all your  =

> attempts
> to use a different one.  You will find it easiest to use the
> amalgamation which avoids all those issues.
>
> Roger
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