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Compile a statically linked sqlite3 for amd64 platforms due to absence of statically compiled sqlite3 program for x86_64 Linux platforms on official site.
Docker required (using official Linux distribution of alpine:latest)
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Linux
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compatible with classic
shshells, such as bash,dash,ash,etc -
Optional:
- OpenSSH 8.0+ (to use
ssh-keygento verify compiled files in release section) git(to pull conveniently this repository)gpg(to verify signed tar.gz and zip archives)
- OpenSSH 8.0+ (to use
git clone https://github.com/CompuRoot/static-sqlite3.git
cd static-sqlite3
./build_static_sqlite.shCompiled file will be placed in your local release directory.
You can also download already compiled, sqlite3 program from releases.
To check integrity and authenticity of pre-compiled program, - download both, sqlite3 and its signature sqlite3.sig,
and run following command in a download directory:
<sqlite3 ssh-keygen -Y check-novalidate -n 'https://github.com/compuroot.file' -s sqlite3.sig
Also, tar.gz and zip archives in release section are signed with GPG
Starting from SQLite version 3.45.3, compiled versions of releases will be represented as XX.XX.XX_ZZ where XX.XX.XX will reflect actual SQLite versions while ZZ will represent version of this building tool.
- You can change
sqlite3version to compile by edit filebuild_static_sqlite.sh. You need to supply direct link to officialsqlite3download link in variable:SQLITE_ZIP_URL - By default compiled
sqlite3stripped and packed withupxcompressor to reduce file size. If you don’t want to have compressed version, keep variableSQLite_compressorempty. - You can change compile-time options by editing
docker/Build.shfile before runningbuild_static_sqlite.sh. As of now,Build.shfollowing closely to official recommendation with compile-time options.
Make portable sqlite3 program that can run without dependencies on any x86_64 Linux operation systems.