/usr/share/newlisp/sqlite3.lsp has the code for cross-platform autodetection of library's place.
; LINUX and BSDs
(< (& 0xF (last (sys-info))) 3) (set 'library "/usr/local/lib/libsqlite3.so")
; Mac OSX / Darwin
(= (& 0xF (last (sys-info))) 3) (set 'library "/usr/lib/libsqlite3.0.dylib")
; Solaris
(= (& 0xF (last (sys-info))) 4) (set 'library "/usr/local/lib/libsqlite3.so")
; MinGW, Win32
(> (& 0xF (last (sys-info))) 4)
(set 'library (string (env "PROGRAMFILES") "/sqlite3/sqlite3.dll"))
true (println "Cannot load library OS not supported"))
Unfortunately, Debian Linux (and I think, at least Ubuntu too) have libsqlite library in /usr/lib/libsqlite3.so.0
Also, I think that all modern package-oriented Lunux distros have libsqlite in /usr/lib despite of library's name.
Lutz,
Can you correct this in sqlite3.lsp (or to extend an autodetection)?
...or simply to insert something like:
; predefined place
MAIN:libsqlite-path (set 'library MAIN:libsqlite-path)
; LINUX and BSDs
(< (& 0xF (last (sys-info))) 3) (set 'library "/usr/local/lib/libsqlite3.so")
.......