Update of /cvsroot/mysql-cocoa/Documentation/website
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index.html
Log Message:
Update the index.html file (updates list).
Serge Cohen, March 13th 2002. MySQL Cocoa Project.
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+ <p><em>13 March 2002:</em> There was a error in the <a href="Doc/HowTo_Build_MySQL.rtf">How To Build MySQL file</a>. This error is corrected (I forgot one command line to copy the /usr/share/libtool/ltconfig to ltconfig in th esource directory, before applying the patch). Now the instruction should run Ok. Some improovement can still be done in the patch: adding a proper prebinding adress, proper version... Still to be done. -Thanks to Camille for pointing the problem to me-</p>
<p><em>28 February 2002:</em> The framework is now ready to be embeded in the application(s) using it,I still have a problem for statically linking the libmysqlclient, so use of SMySQL framework still needs the installation of libmysqlclient.dylib (which is done by MySQL_Cocoa_installers_0.5.2.dmg.gz). Now the <a href="Display/index.html">MySQL Display</a> should run.</p>
<p><em>22 January 2002:</em> Few correction to the framework (v 0.5.1 now). I finally managed to create packages, so <em>the AutoStart package finally works</em>. There is also a new package installer : <em>Install MySQL Client</em>. This will install the client side of MySQL, the minimum required to run a C (or Objective-C !!!) client on your Mac OS X system. At last (but not least), I have written a new application using the framework to display queries in a GUI <a href="Display/index.html"><em>MySQL Display</em></a>. Even if it is still very basic this is (as far as I know) the first <em>free</em> GUI for MySQL on Mac OS X. I'm sure you'll want some modification for this GUI, send your whishes on the users mailing list.
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