On Aug 10, 2004, at 5:26 PM, Warren Young wrote:
>
>> I didn't see any patches for GCC 3.3.
>
> On the MySQL++ web site, or in the first post of that thread.
Doh! I found it now, under the 3d party stuff. OK, it was in plain
sight. I downloaded it. It came with no readMe, so I just tried to run
it, with the following unhelpful result.
> [iMac-dv:mySQL-APIs-C++/Official/mysql++-1.7.9] kj%
> /Applications/\!ToBeFiled/patch_gcc_3.3
> /Applications/!ToBeFiled/patch_gcc_3.3: line 1: ---: command not found
> /Applications/!ToBeFiled/patch_gcc_3.3: line 2: +++: command not found
> /Applications/!ToBeFiled/patch_gcc_3.3: line 3: @@: command not found
> /Applications/!ToBeFiled/patch_gcc_3.3: line 7: +using: command not
> found
> /Applications/!ToBeFiled/patch_gcc_3.3: line 8: +: command not found
> /Applications/!ToBeFiled/patch_gcc_3.3: line 9: syntax error near
> unexpected token `('
> /Applications/!ToBeFiled/patch_gcc_3.3: line 9: ` int main (int argc,
> char *argv[]) {'
> Wed Aug 11 08:21:32 CST 2004
> [iMac-dv:mySQL-APIs-C++/Official/mysql++-1.7.9] kj%
Is there a special directory it must be in? Must it be run from a
particular type of shell? The contents actually appear to be C++.
To be honest, I'm a novice with the unix stuff too. I'm trying to get
this working so I can use it in a GUI IDE. Anyway, I also tried:
> [iMac-dv:mySQL-APIs-C++/Official/mysql++-1.7.9] kj% make
> /Applications/\!ToBeFiled/mysql\ patch\ GCC\ 3.3/patch_gcc_3.3
> make: Nothing to be done for `/Applications/!ToBeFiled/mysql patch GCC
> 3.3/patch_gcc_3.3'.
>
> I have no idea if it works in MacOS yet, but I would appreciate it if
> you'd post to the list reporting whether it does or not.
If the list sticks with me till it works, I'll post a step-by-step set
of instructions for MacOS and for using it in XCode.
>
>
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