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How to compile a new version of SQLiteJDBC

Prerequisites

  1. JDK 1.5
  2. Perl
  3. Maven
  4. make
  5. gcc
  6. curl
  7. unzip
  8. git
  9. docker

Build

  1. Edit the VERSION file and set the SQLite version to use as available on https://github.com/utelle/SQLite3MultipleCiphers/releases (use base SQLite3 version not the SQLiteMC version). Update the artifact version you want to produce accordingly.

  2. Then, run:

    $ make

How to build without having to rebuild native libraries

Starting with version 3.34.0 native binaries are not included anymore in the source tree of the project. Instead, they are available as a zip in the release page. For each release, the CI will produce this zip containing binaries for most OS and plateforms.

  1. SQLite version to use should be set in the VERSION file
  2. Download the corresponding zip file in the release page
  3. Extract the zip to the root of the project
  4. Check that binaries have been placed in src/main/resources/org/sqlite/native
  5. Build using mvn: mvn install

How to build only the native library for your system (without cross-compilation)

  1. SQLite version to use should be set in the VERSION file
  2. Run make native
  3. It will produce shared library files in the target folder

How to build all native libraries (cross-compilation)

  1. Set the SQLite version in the VERSION file
  2. Run make native-all (this step will use docker to cross-compile)
  3. It will produce shared library files in the target folder

How to build a native library for a single target (armv5 for example)

  1. Set the SQLite version in the VERSION file
  2. Run make linux-armv5 (this step will use docker to cross-compile)
  3. It will produce th armv5 shared library file in the target folder

How to build final jars

  1. Set the SQLite version in the VERSION file
  2. Run make native-all package test
  3. Get the final jar in the target directory.

How to build pure-java library

The pure-java library is no longer supported as of version 3.7.15.https://bitbucket.org/xerial/sqlite-jdbc/issue/10/dropping-pure-java-support

  • Use Mac OS X or Linux with gcc-3.x

    make purejava

  • The build will fail due to the broken regex libray, so copy the non-corrupted archive I downloaded:

    $ cp archive/regex3.8a.tar.gz target/build/nestedvm-2009-08-09/upstream/downlolad/

  • then do

    'make purejava'

(for deployer only) How to build pure-java and native libraries

    make -fMakefile.package