Symbol not found: _sqlite3_intarray_bind

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Symbol not found: _sqlite3_intarray_bind

Hello everybody. I need some help on runnig an application which uses self compiled sqlite library. The library is compiled together with the whole project and is located in the same directory as the application. The application compiles just fine without any complications but i get an error while trying to run it. Before the application cat start i get the following error:

dyld: Symbol not found: _sqlite3_intarray_bind

Referenced from: /System/Library/Frameworks/CoreData.framework/Versions/A/CoreData

Expected in: /Users/r00t/Documents/Develop/CPP/opticalmeltingcontrol/build/Debug/libsqlite3. 9.0.0.dylib

in /System/Library/Frameworks/CoreData.framework/Versions/A/CoreData

Program ended with exit code: 9

And the interesting fact is that i can run the binary from the file manager and it works without any problems. But i need to get it runnig with xcode.

Thanks for help in advance and forgive me my bad english.

MacBook Pro (13-inch Mid 2012), OS X Mavericks (10.9), Additional frameworks: wxWidgets

Posted on Nov 26, 2013 3:51 AM

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etresoft

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Nov 26, 2013 5:41 AM in response to temudjin

Get rid of the private SQLite. Xcode is pulling headers from the system SQLite but then trying to link against the your private one. Do one or the other.

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temudjin Author

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Nov 26, 2013 6:02 AM in response to etresoft

Well, i would like to, but i have to compile sqlite with some extra flags (for encoded database) which are not included in the default library.

I think, i have somehow prioritize the include paths

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etresoft

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Nov 26, 2013 6:30 AM in response to temudjin

Is it the same version of SQLite? Do the compile-time modifications change any of the function signatures? If not, then an easy fix is to just add a copy files phase and copy your dynamic library into the bundle. Then, add another build script to run install_name_tool to point your application's sqlite dynamic library to your bundled version with an @executable path.

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temudjin Author

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Nov 26, 2013 6:38 AM in response to etresoft

I tried this already. With the encoding there come some additional functions and the application can not be linked anymore.

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etresoft

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Nov 26, 2013 8:16 AM in response to temudjin

The error you are getting is from CoreData. The runtime is expecting a certain version of SQLite. It isn't that you are adding functions, you seem to be removing them. Are there different SQLite build settings you can try that would satisfy both your app and CoreData? Whose use of CoreData is more important to you? Can you move one of them to an XPC task? Can you switch your CoreData to use XML?

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temudjin Author

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Nov 26, 2013 10:42 PM in response to etresoft

With my compilation settings for sqlite i get the possibility to set a password for the database (this is never a default feature). The function i dont have is "sqlite_intarray_bind" and i could not even find this function anywhere in any heading files.

I dont have the possibility to use the XPC-Services, because i'm using the wxWidgets as the main framework (for the cross-platform application). And like i already mentioned, the application starts without the Xcode (manual start by openning the .app). Why is Xcode searching for other headings, when i say to it, where to search.

I tried to prioritize the path to the headings, but it didn't helped :/

P.S XML is no choice for me, because of the security and already programmed parts of the application.

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etresoft

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Nov 27, 2013 5:47 AM in response to temudjin

I guess you are stuck then. The requires its system version of SQLite for Core Data. Why would you want to use WxWidgets and Core Data? That pretty much trashes your plan for cross-platform compatibility.

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temudjin Author

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Nov 27, 2013 6:04 AM in response to etresoft

Hmm, to be honest i don't even know why Core Data is binded (or where). I create my Project-File with CMake and it worked for me till i had to use sqlite...

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etresoft

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Nov 27, 2013 6:25 AM in response to temudjin

Then it has probably been in there for some time. It should be listed in your frameworks during link. You may be linking in a higher-level framework that includes Core Data. You may have some 3rd party module that actually requires Core Data.

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temudjin Author

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Nov 27, 2013 7:01 AM in response to etresoft

Well, i've got to compile my sqlite version as a static library (i use a wrapper that links sqlite lib statically now). I think the application has no other choices now 🙂

anyway...i've got to run it in xcode now.

Thanks for the help!

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