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Is library support darwin? #8
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Ok, additional info - I did build on Intel based mac os - same issue:
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Is it just the loadable module that is failing on macOS? For example, can you try the example cli tool
I would expect the above to work on macOS. I've not tested the loadable module on macOS so its not too that some things need to be adjusted to get that working. I'll take a look when I have some time. |
Hello. yep, it works (just have some "protocol error: received DATA after END_STREAM", but I think it is fine):
Looks like you are right - loadable module works fine on linux system (just tested on ubuntu), but fail in darwin system. |
I'm having the same issue. I did create psanford/sqlite3vfshttp#7, something similar could be done here for the first part of this issue. I think the crash may be due to handling loading differently in |
The crash in |
@psanford I would love your input on this, perhaps there's a way to ensure the sqlite headers from this repo are included from extensions built elsewhere, like sqlite3vfshttp. |
Hello. Thanks for your great job and contrubution.
I did try to write own sqlite3vfs based on your library, but looks like in end it did not work on Apple.
First I did change
Makefile
by adding there-framework CoreFoundation -framework Security
, because without this I had such error:After success build I get error to load library:
First I start thinking issue with my code, but I did try to use https://github.com/psanford/donutdb and get same issue. I don't know C, but ready to provide any info if needed.
Again, thanks for your work!
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