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2010 Nov 26
1
R Tools & Vista_x64: Problem compiling RMySQL?
...QL.c:(.text+0xb16): undefined reference to
`mysql_field_count'
RS-MySQL.o:RS-MySQL.c:(.text+0xbff): undefined reference to
`mysql_affected_rows'
RS-MySQL.o:RS-MySQL.c:(.text+0xd27): undefined reference to
`mysql_fetch_row'
RS-MySQL.o:RS-MySQL.c:(.text+0xd3d): undefined reference to
`mysql_fetch_lengths'
RS-MySQL.o:RS-MySQL.c:(.text+0xf2e): undefined reference to `mysql_errno'
RS-MySQL.o:RS-MySQL.c:(.text+0x1093): undefined reference to `mysql_errno'
RS-MySQL.o:RS-MySQL.c:(.text+0x109e): undefined reference to `mysql_error'
RS-MySQL.o:RS-MySQL.c:(.text+0x1114): undefined reference...
2003 Oct 03
4
PATCH: mysql authentication
Here's another patch. This one isn't much different from the last patch,
except it tries a little harder to make sure that the required fields
are returned by the query (like the pgsql module does).
One question about how t_strdup works. How and who should memory
returned by t_strdup be freed? My patch has a function my_get_str()
which returns the value of t_strdup, and then I do