question: why do the if checks do the same thing. #1287
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This is the actual C code from the SQLite authors, which we don’t tamper with. You should ask on the forum if you want to know why they did it that way. |
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Thank you for the response. Is there a way of building this project on platforms like alpine that avoids this issue ? It is marked as closed but I'm still getting this error. |
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Which version of this library are you using? |
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This is more a question than an MR. Why does the macro
#ifchecks do the same thing in both branches ?Would it not make sense to have each branch do something different ?
Sorry was trying to build gogs on alpine and noticed this. (This seems to work on alpine if I try it though)