Name
SQLITE_OS_OTHER — Override default OS detection
Common Usage
SQLITE_OS_OTHER=<0|1>
Default
0
Description
SQLite has an SQLITE_OS_* directive for each
operating system it natively supports. Normally, SQLite will try
to determine what operating system it is running on by examining
various automatic compiler
directives. If you’re cross-compiling, you can manually
set SQLITE_OS_OTHER to 1. This will override all other
SQLITE_OS_* flags and
disable the default operating system interfaces. This directive
is mainly of interest to people working on embedded
systems.
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