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Compiling on Linux with Qt 5.2 throws QUndoCommand error #11
The above mentioned commit should fix the issue. But if you could double check that would be great.
By the way, you can also use cmake for compilation, that's our preferred way of building the application but feel free to use qmake if you prefer that :)
Major version settings added properly to qhexedit.pro and qcustomplot .pro files.
I tried with qmake now with qt5.2.
Qt throws sqlite3.h file couldn't found.
I tried to find the sqlite3.h file on Linux terminal by using below command:
Btw, asking so I can install the same distribution+version into a VM here. That'll let me try the compile out in a similar environment, so I can figure out why it's acting up for you. 😄
Just switched to Qt5 for compiling SQLiteBrowser; as I didn't encounter any problems I think it's safe to close this issue.
For future reference: If the sqlite3.h file couldn't be found, the SQLite dev package needs to be installed. For all Debian and Ubuntu Linuxes this should be libsqlite3-dev.
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Fix project files of libraries to compile with Qt5
MKleusberg commentedon May 22, 2014
The above mentioned commit should fix the issue. But if you could double check that would be great.
By the way, you can also use cmake for compilation, that's our preferred way of building the application but feel free to use qmake if you prefer that :)
justinclift commentedon May 29, 2014
@sqlcipherdd ping?
sqlcipherdd commentedon May 30, 2014
Major version settings added properly to qhexedit.pro and qcustomplot .pro files.
I tried with qmake now with qt5.2.
Qt throws sqlite3.h file couldn't found.
I tried to find the sqlite3.h file on Linux terminal by using below command:
durga@ubuntu:~/sqlitebrowser$ find /home/durga/sqlitebrowser/ -name "sqlite"
/home/durga/sqlitebrowser/
/home/durga/sqlitebrowser/distri/sqlitebrowser.desktop
/home/durga/sqlitebrowser/src/sqlitetablemodel.h
/home/durga/sqlitebrowser/src/sqlitetablemodel.cpp
/home/durga/sqlitebrowser/src/icons/sqlitebrowser.png
/home/durga/sqlitebrowser/src/grammar/sqlite3.g
/home/durga/sqlitebrowser/src/grammar/sqlite3TokenTypes.hpp
/home/durga/sqlitebrowser/src/sqlitedb.h
/home/durga/sqlitebrowser/src/sqlitetypes.cpp
/home/durga/sqlitebrowser/src/sqlitetypes.h
/home/durga/sqlitebrowser/src/sqlitedb.cpp
/home/durga/sqlitebrowser/sqlitebrowser.pro
/home/durga/sqlitebrowser/sqlitebrowser.pro.user
/home/durga/sqlitebrowser/images/sqlitebrowser.svg
/home/durga/sqlitebrowser/images/sqlitebrowser.png
Should I include explicitly add these files(sqlite3.h/.c, shell.c files from sqlite.org) to Qt project?
justinclift commentedon May 30, 2014
Ahhh, that looks more like your system doesn't have the SQLite 3 development bits installed. Which distribution & version of Linux are you using?
justinclift commentedon May 30, 2014
Btw, asking so I can install the same distribution+version into a VM here. That'll let me try the compile out in a similar environment, so I can figure out why it's acting up for you. 😄
sqlcipherdd commentedon May 31, 2014
I used to work with couple of sqlite3 versions on my machine. (including sqlcipher)
I can see this on Ubuntu 12.04 also.
MKleusberg commentedon Aug 15, 2014
Just switched to Qt5 for compiling SQLiteBrowser; as I didn't encounter any problems I think it's safe to close this issue.
For future reference: If the sqlite3.h file couldn't be found, the SQLite dev package needs to be installed. For all Debian and Ubuntu Linuxes this should be libsqlite3-dev.