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Yes, that's the correct archive, if you intend to use the 64-bit build of ICU. After downloading you should extract the archive to a directory of your choice, for example
Alternatively, you can set the environment variable from the command prompt:
The build files coming with SQLite3 Multiple Ciphers use this environment variable to define where the ICU header files and link libraries can be found. Building the SQLite3 Multiple Ciphers DLL with ICU support should then work without problems.
I have to admit that the above mentioned instructions for enabling ICU support should be included in the documentation. |
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Apparently I needed to reboot... that fixed whatever the enviornment issue was. Couple warnings but otherwise successful:
Thanks again! |
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Hello everyone. I'm working on compiling a custom build of
sqlite3mc_dllicu
. I have a properly built (confirmed working) non-icu version of my custom dll and have copied the required preprocessor settings to the icu solution. I'm targeting theWin64 Release
buildI've also went and grabbed what I believe to be the correct source files from the unicode repo, currently icu4c-71_1-Win64-MSVC2019.zip
Without ICU source files:
With ICU source files placed in
SQLite3MultipleCiphers\src\unicode
:I'm at a loss for where to go from here and will glady accept any pointers. Thanks in advance!
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