Oracle 5.0, Reference Manual

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Connector/ODBC Installation
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Before running the tests, create the DSN 'myodbc3' in
odbc.ini
and set the environment variable
ODBCINI
to the correct
odbc.ini
file; and MySQL server is running. You can find a sample
odbc.ini
with the driver distribution.
You can even modify the
samples/run-samples
script to pass the desired DSN, UID, and
PASSWORD values as the command-line arguments to each sample.
20.1.3.6. Building Connector/ODBC from a Source Distribution on Mac OS X
To build the driver on Mac OS X (Darwin), make use of the following
configure
example:
shell> ./configure --prefix=/usr/local
--with-unixODBC=/usr/local
--with-mysql-path=/usr/local/mysql
--disable-shared
--enable-gui=no
--host=powerpc-apple
The command assumes that the
unixODBC
and MySQL are installed in the default locations. If not,
configure accordingly.
On Mac OS X,
--enable-shared
builds
.dylib
files by default. You can build
.so
files like this:
shell> make
shell> cd driver
shell> CC=/usr/bin/gcc \
$CC -bundle -flat_namespace -undefined error
-o .libs/libmyodbc3-3.51.01.so *.o
-L/usr/local/mysql/lib/
-L/usr/local/iodbc/lib
-liodbcinst -lmysqlclient -lz -lc
To build the thread-safe driver library:
shell> CC=/usr/bin/gcc \
$CC -bundle -flat_namespace -undefined error
-o .libs/libmyodbc3-3.51.01.so *.o
-L/usr/local/mysql/lib/
-L/usr/local/iodbc/lib
-liodbcinst -lmysqlclienti_r -lz -lc -lpthread
Make sure to change the
-liodbcinst
to
-lodbcinst
in case of using
unixODBC
instead of
iODBC
and configure the libraries path accordingly.
In Apple's version of GCC, both
cc
and
gcc
are actually symbolic links to
gcc3
.
Copy this library to the
$prefix/lib
directory and symlink to
libmyodbc3.so
.
You can cross-check the output shared-library properties using this command:
shell> otool -LD .libs/libmyodbc3-3.51.01.so
20.1.3.7. Installing Connector/ODBC from the Development Source Tree
Caution
Read this section only if you are interested in helping us test our new code.
To just get MySQL Connector/ODBC up and running on your system, use a
standard release distribution.
To obtain the most recent development source tree, first download and install Bazaar from the Bazaar
VCS Web site . Bazaar is supported by any platform that supports Python, and is therefore compatible
with any Linux, Unix, Windows or Mac OS X host. Instructions for downloading and installing Bazaar on
the different platforms are available on the Bazaar Web site.
Building from the source trees requires the following tools:
•
autoconf
2.52 (or newer).