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[Mysql-cocoa-users] Re: SMySQL install Q

[Serge C. <co...@em...>]

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Hi Mario;=0D
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First of all, Yes I still support the SMySQL framework, indeed it still =0D=

under fast development (whatever fast can mean when there is only one =0D=

part time developer), and I encourage you to check for new updates =0D
regularly.=0D
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The point here is what you really want to have. If you need the =0D
framework to work from within an application bundle, you then don't have =
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to follow the instruction from the TO_INSTALL file. These instruction =0D=

are reserved for if you want to install the framework in a "global" way =0D=

(in your ~/Library/Frameworks folder), interesting for foundation tools =0D=

mainly.=0D
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Again, if you are developing Cocoa (application bundle), just make the =0D=

SMySQL_fully_embeded target with one of the Emb... buildstyle. Then you =0D=

should add a copy phase in your applicaiton target which will copy the =0D=

framework to the application bundle Frameworks folder.=0D
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The problem for the moment is that the installation documentation is =0D
largely outdated.=0D
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Hope thi will help.=0D
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Serge.=0D
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PS: I'll forward this mail to the user list, it can be of interest to =0D=

some one else (and even some one may have a better answer -at least =0D
explanation-)=0D
PPS: If you want the framework in your ~/Library/Frameworks folder, and =0D=

you still have this problem, tell me exactly which commands you =
issued...=0D
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Le mardi 4 juin 2002, =C3=A0 12:24 AM, Mario Scarpa a =C3=A9crit :=0D
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> Hi Serge,=0D
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> was looking for a Framework around the MySQL C API and got your name=0D=

> and your SMySQL. I followed the instructions to buil MySQL libs and it =
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> all=0D
> went fine but trying to install the Framework as reported by the =0D
> TOINSTALL=0D
> file, got this error (which, BTW, you seem to have had too ;-)):=0D
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> ld: common symbols not allowed with MH_DYLIB output format=0D
> /usr/local/lib/mysql/libmysqlclient.a(my_error.o) definition of common =
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> _errbuff (size 512)=0D
> /usr/bin/libtool: internal link edit command failed=0D
> ...failed DynamicLibrary.LinkUsingFileList =0D
> /Users/mario/Desktop/SMySQL/build/SMySQL.framework/Versions/A/SMySQL =
...=0D
> ** BUILD FAILED **=0D
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> Did you find a way around it ? It SMySQL still supported or you =
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> something=0D
> else ?=0D
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> Thanks for your work and for your answer.=0D
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> Cheers.=0D
> Mario.=0D
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[Mysql-cocoa-users] Re: SMySQL install Q

[Serge C. <co...@em...>]

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For a quick (and I hope clear) answer:=0D
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0. I can send you a libmysqlclient.dylib version, it should work but =0D
needs to be placed in /usr/local/lib .... (requires root access).=0D
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1. Use our SMySQL framework, it's under GPL, which as far as I know just =
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forces you to be free source, but you still can sell your software (as =0D=

long as it comes with source, or source be freely available and =0D
modifiable by user).=0D
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2. More precisely use the SMySQL_fully_embeded target together with =0D
embdevelopment (or embdeployement) build style of the framework (which =0D=

by the way should allow you to compile without having to install any =0D
MySQL source on your machine, as sources are coming with it).=0D
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Serge.=0D
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PS: There is a recent branch, available only on CVS (called version-2), =0D=

which is largely extendeed from the previous version. This will be the =0D=

next "stable" version of the framework, so I recommend you use this new =0D=

version.=0D
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Le mercredi 5 juin 2002, =C3=A0 10:56 PM, Mario Scarpa a =C3=A9crit :=0D
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> Hi Serge,=0D
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> thanks for the prompt reply (there 're companies with loooots of =0D
> developers where=0D
> you never get a mail from so, at least at this level, your support is =0D=

> not the one of a=0D
> part time project ;-)).=0D
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> Back to us. What I want to do is pretty simple: I 've done (well, am =0D=

> doing is maybe=0D
> more appropriate) a little utility to manage a database of audio CDs =0D=

> which has MySQL=0D
> support so that the users are able to post, retrieve and search the DB =
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> while being=0D
> online. I have used the C API of course but once I compile the app, =
the =0D
> dynamic lib=0D
> libmysqlclient is needed to make the app work. My wishes are:=0D
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> 1. use a more "cocoa" approach and thus find a MySQL Framework around =0D=

> the=0D
>     C API.=0D
> 2. be able to ship my app as a self-contained and self-sufficient =0D
> program with no=0D
>     need to install another dynamic lib into some special location =0D
> outside the bundle.=0D
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> Ok, I'm not a full time developer and probably the solution is silly =0D=

> but I still can't find=0D
> a definitive answer to my needs. Have you got any hint ?=0D
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> Thanks again and talk you soon,=0D
> Mario.=0D
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