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I want to compile the icu sqlite extension statically linked to icu.

This is what I've tried, maybe the mistake is obvious to you.

> cd icu/source
> ./runConfigureIcu Linux --enable-static --with-packaging-format=archive
...
> make

> cd ../../icu-sqlite
> gcc -o libSqliteIcu.so -shared icu.c -I../icu/source/common
      -I../icu/source/i18n -L ../icu/source/lib -lsicuuc -lsicui18n -lsicudata
...
> sqlite3
> .load "libSqliteIcu.so"
Undefined symbol utf8_countTrailBytes

Files

icu sqlite extension

Download icu.c from sqlite.org

ICU 4.2.1

Download ICU4C from icu-project.org

My Requirements

  • Runs on Linux & Windows
  • Only one file that I have to distribute: libSqliteIcu.so.

Any idea what else I can try?

Documentation

+1  A: 

This command line worked for me on Linux:

g++ -shared --language c  -o libSqliteIcu.so icu.c  -I../icu/source/common -I../icu/source/i18n -lpthread -lm   -L../icu/source/lib -lsicui18n -lsicuuc -lsicudata  -lpthread -lm

Notice the ordering of the library files, and the use of g++ to make sure the c++ runtime is referenced even though we're compiling a C file.

NB. I used the output of icu-config --prefix=../icu/source --ldflags.

Amnon
The important difference seems to be that you used g++ instead of gcc. I'll try it in windows and then award you the bounty if it works.
Georg
Haven't found the time to test it yet, still, I'm awarding you the bounty because it works for Linux.
Georg
+1  A: 

I ran into the same problem as you. You can edit icu\include\utf8.h and replace following lines

          #ifdef U_UTF8_IMPL
          U_EXPORT const uint8_t 
          #elif defined(U_STATIC_IMPLEMENTATION) || defined(U_COMMON_IMPLEMENTATION)
          U_CFUNC const uint8_t
          #else
          U_CFUNC U_IMPORT const uint8_t /* U_IMPORT2? */ /*U_IMPORT*/ 
          #endif
          utf8_countTrailBytes[256];

with

              const uint8_t countTrailBytes[256];

This should do the trick.

Benoit