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This page contains general instructions on building Berkeley DB for Windows Mobile platforms using specific compilers.
The build_wince directory in the Berkeley DB distribution contains
project files for Microsoft Visual 2005 with the Mobile SDK installed:
| Project File | Description |
|---|---|
| Berkeley_DB.sln | Visual Studio 2005 solution |
| *.vcproj | Visual Studio 2005 project files |
These project files can be used to build Berkeley DB for the Windows Mobile platform.
build_wince directory, select Berkeley_DB
and click Open.The results of your build will be placed in any one of the following Berkeley DB subdirectories, depending on the configuration that you chose:
build_wince\(Platform)\Debug
|
build_wince\(Platform)\Release
|
build_wince\(Platform)\Debug_static
|
build_wince\(Platform)\Release_static
|
When building your application during development, you must
link against
libdb_small51sd.lib or against libdb_sql51sd.lib for SQL features. You can
also build using a release version of the Berkeley DB libraries and tools,
which will be placed in the
build_wince\(Platform)\Release_static directory.
You must add the build_wince directory to the list
of include directories of your application's project, or copy the Berkeley DB
include files to a location in your Visual Studio include path.
This section contains information on how to change between a dynamic library (.dll) and static library (.lib). The library projects and their default output and configuration in the Release build is as follows:
| Project | Default Output | Default Configuration |
|---|---|---|
| db_small_static | libdb_small51s.lib | Static Library |
| db_static | libdb51s.lib | Static Library |
| db_sql | libdb_sql51.dll | Dynamic Library |
| db_sql_static | libdb_sql51s.lib | Static Library |
To change a project configuration type in Visual Studio 2005, select a project and do the following:
Configuration Properties.Project Defaults, change the Configuration Type to your desired type.Note: After this change, the output file names change to the Visual Studio 2005 defaults based on the project name.
There are many possible target CPU architectures for a Windows Mobile application. This section outlines the process required to add a new target architecture to the project files supplied with Berkeley DB.
The Visual Studio 2005 project files will by default build for Pocket PC 2003 and Smartphone 2003, and Windows Mobile 6.5.3 Professional. If you want to build for other platforms such as Windows Mobile 6.0, 6.1, or 6.5, you need to follow the steps provided in this section.
Different target architectures are available in different Platform SDK or DTK downloads from Microsoft. The appropriate SDK must be installed for your mobile architecture before you can build for that platform. You can find the downloads at the Microsoft Developer Center page.
build_wince directory,
select Berkeley_DB and click Open.
Solution explorer window,
right-click the Solution Berkeley_DB and
select Configuration manager...Active solution platform: drop
down box select New...Type or select the new platform
drop-down box, select a configuration from the ones
available and click OK.Close from the
Configuration Manager dialog box.
After building for a different platform, change the deployment remote directory for the db_sql project to run the wce_sql sample application:
db_sql from the Solution explorer window.Configuration Properties.Deployment, change the remote directory to %CSIDL_PROGRAM_FILES%\wce_sql.