[Locomotive-users] SQLite3 Version?

[Chris Abad]

Okay, thanks. Even better... darwinports installed to /opt/local/bin.  
I just needed to add that to my path.

On Nov 29, 2006, at 12:15 PM, Ryan Raaum wrote:

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> On 11/29/06, Chris Abad <chris at integralimpressions.com> wrote:
> Thanks Ryan,
>
> That's exactly what I need. Moving forward, I would recommend  
> including the latest version of SQLite3 with the bundles just for  
> the sake of consistency. I don't know all the differences, but what  
> I did learn is db's created w/ 3.3 do not work with 3.1. I learned  
> this while trying to pass back and forth db files with another  
> developer.
>
> Right. Good reason.
>
> What is strange is if sqlite3 isn't included in the x86 bundle,  
> wouldn't that mean it'd end up using the version I have installed  
> on my computer? I upgraded the version on my computer to 3.3.7  
> (however I didn't remove 3.1.3). So right now, it looks like  
> Locomotive is picking up 3.1.3, yet if I just open up a terminal  
> window I pick up 3.3.7.
>
> I pretty sure what's happening is that /usr/bin is before /usr/ 
> local/bin in the PATH that Locomotive uses and that the 3.3.7  
> sqlite3 that you installed is in /usr/local.  (I _think_ you could  
> change that in the bundles environment.plist file - but I'm not on  
> a mac to confirm that right now).
>
> -r
>
> On Nov 29, 2006, at 6:15 AM, Ryan Raaum wrote:
>
>> As Intel macs all _must_ be 10.4, and 10.4 includes sqlite3, I  
>> didn't see the need to include it in the bundle.  Perhaps that was  
>> the wrong decision.  To satisfy my curiosity, what's new in 3.3.5  
>> that isn't in 3.1.3?
>>
>> Anyways, if you think it makes a big difference, I can add the  
>> newest and coolest sqlite3 to future x86 Locomotive bundles.
>>
>> For now, you could build sqlite3 from scratch and install it in  
>> the bundle (sqlite3 builds easily on os x).  Open a normal  
>> terminal and do:
>>
>>   curl -O http://www.sqlite.org/sqlite-3.3.8.tar.gz
>>   tar -xvzf sqlite-*
>>   cd sqlite-*
>>   ./configure --prefix=/Applications/Locomotive2/<fix this>/
>>   make
>>   sudo make install
>>
>> (you'll need to work out the correct path for the configure line  
>> depending on your bundle - probably easiest to infer the correct  
>> value here from the PATH environment variable in a Locomotive- 
>> opened terminal: just subtract "/bin" from the bundle bin path)
>>
>> Best,
>>
>> -r
>
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