Hi thanx for the reply,
You are the best. It worked....!!!
I quit installing using rpm. I installed from
the source using ->
$ ./configure --with-mysql=/usr/local/mysql
$make
$make install
Also I successfully ran "./resetdb localhost root
<paswd>" which gave the below response: "Created
sample database succesfully". I reconfirmed it by
logining into mysql database and was able to see
"mysql_cpp_data" beeing created.
Then I ran "./simple1 localhost root <passwd> " it
succefully displayed the contents of the
"mysql_cpp_data" database from the table "stocks". :o)
Next I compiled a program but with errors:
" gcc -I/usr/local/mysql/include prog.c "
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#include <time.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <mysql.h>
int main () {
MYSQL_RES *mTabelle;
MYSQL_ROW mRecord;
MYSQL *mConnection, mDB;
int mError;
mysql_init(&mDB);
mConnection =
mysql_real_connect(&mDB,"localhost","root","king123","test",0,0,0);
if (mConnection == NULL) {
printf("Error connecting to Database:
%s",mysql_error(&mDB));
return 1;
} else {
printf("Successfully connected to Database");
}
mysql_close(mConnection);
return 0;
}
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Compilation error was as given below:
error:undefined reference to mysq_init ,
mysql_real_connect,mysql_error.
You have asked me to look in to Makefile.simple to
know how to build c++ programs.I could not understand
much from it. Sorry for my ignorance. Where can I get
sample c++ codes which uses Mysql++.
What could be the reason for the above errors..?
How can I over come it..?
Thanx a lot again
Shekar
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Warren Young <mysqlpp@stripped> wrote:
> chandra shekar wrote:
>
> > It threw the error :" Failed dependecies :
> > MySQL - Shared is needed by mysql++-1.7.30-1"
>
> Yes, on purpose. A MySQL++ binary RPM is
> necessarily dependent on the
> MySQL version it was built against. My RPMs are
> built against the
> official RPMs you get from mysql.com, not against
> the version of MySQL
> that comes with the OS.
>
> So, either get the official RPMs, or build the
> library from source.
>
> This is explained on the MySQL++ web page. From
> whence, by the way, you
> can get a much more recent version of MySQL++:
>
> http://tangentsoft.net/mysql++/
>
> > Before running the above command I installed
> > mysql++-1.7.30.tar.gz as below:
>
> Don't install both from RPM and from source. Pick
> one.
>
> > ./configure --includedir=/usr/local/include/mysql
>
> That flag tells configure where you want the MySQL++
> header files to go,
> not where to find the MySQL headers. Try:
>
> $ ./configure --with-mysql=/usr/local/mysql
>
> instead. If that doesn't work, try separate
> --with-mysql-lib and
> --with-mysql-include flags. Notice that you don't
> necessarily give the
> full path: the configure script will take a base
> directory name and try
> to guess which subdirectories underneath contain the
> files.
>
> > I also tried running a simple program that
> connects
> > to Mysql but got the error as " mysql_init"
> > unidentified".
>
> See examples/Makefile.simple for the correct way to
> build a program
> using MySQL++.
>
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