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StevieP · 2006-10-30 11:15:03

So, has anyone managed to compile MySql yet? I've tried with both the toolchain (which failed due to dependencies on various not-very-portable components) and Gentoo.

My efforts at emerge-ing dev-db/mysql got as far as a failed attempt to build zlib, which is annoying firstly because the Gentoo stage 3 tar ball already includes zlib, and secondly because it appears to be due to gcc making the main function in minigzip "hidden", which seems ridiculous. It looks like the version of gcc I have is 3.4.x. Clearly, the gcc developers are completely unaware of the concept of "backwards compatibility".

sala · 2006-10-30 13:19:28

Have you looked openwrt and nslu2 linux patches for mysql?
Some time ago I also messed with mysql, but I did fail also, although I was able to compile mysqlclient successfully.

StevieP · 2006-10-30 14:51:35

Thanks for the suggestion. I'll take a look and make a note to check them first if I have any similar problems in future.

SystemR89 · 2006-11-01 14:10:28

have you tried SQLite?

TheWalt · 2006-11-09 03:44:03

SystemR89 wrote:
have you tried SQLite?

I gave that a quick shot today. The make file wants to run some local executables to determine compile time settings which of course on a cross compiler isn't going to happen. Gentoo chroot might have better luck.

sala · 2006-11-09 08:04:16

TheWalt wrote:
SystemR89 wrote:
have you tried SQLite?
I gave that a quick shot today. The make file wants to run some local executables to determine compile time settings which of course on a cross compiler isn't going to happen. Gentoo chroot might have better luck.

This is very easy to hack away, you need just comment some exit commands away, one or two lines after you get the error.

TheWalt · 2006-11-09 14:18:57

sala wrote:
TheWalt wrote:
SystemR89 wrote:
have you tried SQLite?
I gave that a quick shot today. The make file wants to run some local executables to determine compile time settings which of course on a cross compiler isn't going to happen. Gentoo chroot might have better luck.
This is very easy to hack away, you need just comment some exit commands away, one or two lines after you get the error.

No not those, as I did that. It compiles this program called 'lemon' and then wants to run it later in the make. Skipping it all together causes the parse.c to fail. If I get time will have to see what it is doing exactally.

Code:

parse.c:    $(TOP)/src/parse.y lemon$(BEXE)
    cp $(TOP)/src/parse.y .
    ./lemon $(OPTS) parse.y

Last edited by TheWalt (2006-11-09 14:19:50)

TheWalt · 2006-11-09 15:01:28

TheWalt wrote:
Sometimes waiting til the next day and a clear head makes all the difference. I just compiled the missing tools (lemon, mkkey, etc) under intel and copied them over to the crossbuild. Duh, problem solved. Now to see why it fails a reference to keywordCode.

Got a binary, will test it tonight.

TheWalt · 2006-11-10 01:11:42

sqlite binary does work, but having trouble reading the libraries. Going to try and recompile with them included tomorrow as my build machine is at the office.

gerick · 2007-07-09 22:47:06

It is my understanding that SQLite is built into PHP5. Can Lighttpd be built with PHP and SQLite?

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MySql - failed so far

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Re: MySql - failed so far

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Re: MySql - failed so far

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Re: MySql - failed so far

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Re: MySql - failed so far

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Re: MySql - failed so far

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