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nji:
Hello.
If the whole project is using pch, but a single file doesn't...
Is there a way to disable it for this file only?
Or do I have to remove the project-wide pch usage
and insert it for all but the one file?
Thanks in advance.

nji:
That problem arises when inserting sqlite amalgamation (C) into
an wxWidget project (C++).
The latter has project wide PCH usage and this doesn't work for
the sqlite code.
I meanwhile tried to disable PCH usage in the advanced properties
of sqlite.c, adding  -DNOPCH to

--- Code: ---$compiler $options $includes -c $file -o $object
--- End code ---
But no effect, it still uses pch.
The command line is like this

--- Code: ---gcc.exe  -DNOPCH -Wall -pipe -mthreads -Winvalid-pch -include wx_pch.h -D__GNUWIN32__ -D__WXMSW__ -DWXUSINGDLL -DwxUSE_UNICODE -DWX_PRECOMP -g -ID:\develop\wxWidgets\include -ID:\develop\wxWidgets\lib\gcc_dll\mswu -c D:\develop\sqlite-amalgamation-3310100\sqlite3.c -o obj\Debug\sqlite-amalgamation-3310100\sqlite3.o
--- End code ---

oBFusCATed:
I don't think so. You have to probably put the sqlite code in a static library and build it separately.

nji:
Thanks.  :)

I meanwhile tried that way.

Originally I thought taking the amalgamation would be the simplest way of using sqlite.
But taking the precompiled dll + headers from amalgamation is even easier.
As long as your compiler matches with the one used for the precompiled dll.
You don't even need the def file.

stahta01:
Do you understand the idea of CB targets?
If not, I suggest you learn how to have multiple targets in a project.
You can set different compiler and linker options for each target.

I would create an static library target for the sqlite file.

Tim S.

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