On Windows platforms, all import libraries are installed in the SDK\Lib subdirectories, under the SQL Anywhere installation directory. Windows import libraries are stored in the SDK\Lib\x86 and SDK\Lib\x64 subdirectories. Windows Mobile import libraries are installed in the SDK\Lib\CE\Arm.50 subdirectory. An export definition list is stored in SDK\Lib\Def\dblib.def.
On Unix platforms, all import libraries are installed in the lib32 and lib64 subdirectories, under the SQL Anywhere installation directory.
On Mac OS X platforms, all import libraries are installed in the System/lib32 and System/lib64 subdirectories, under the SQL Anywhere installation directory.
Operating system | Compiler | Import library |
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Windows | Microsoft Visual C++ | dblibtm.lib |
Windows Mobile | Microsoft Visual C++ 2005 | dblib16.lib |
Unix (unthreaded applications) | All compilers | libdblib16.so, libdbtasks16.so, libdblib16.sl, libdbtasks16.sl |
Unix (threaded applications) | All compilers | libdblib16_r.so, libdbtasks16_r.so,libdblib16_r.sl, libdbtasks16_r.sl |
Mac OS X (threaded applications) | All compilers | libdblib16.dylib, libdbtasks16.dylib |
Mac OS X (threaded applications) | All compilers | libdblib16_r.dylib, libdbtasks16_r.dylib |
The libdbtasks16 libraries are called by the libdblib16 libraries. Some compilers locate libdbtasks16 automatically. For others, you need to specify it explicitly.
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