Go to the MySQL download site. Choose Linux - Generic from the Select Operating System dropdown. Download the TAR archive file for the latest version of MySQL. Install the libmysql driver: Terminal Commands: Unpack the TAR archive: This assumes file is <home>/Downloads, otherwise change the source path to match. If you write C applications that need to connect to MySQL, you can use the MySQL C API aka libmysqlclient. The MySQL C API replaces the outdated MySQL-Connector-C. If you want to use MySQL 8.0 as a Document Store with the X Protocol, you need then to use MySQL Connector/C++ 8.0. Some have asked how to compile only the MySQL C API. By default, the libmysql.dll library will be copied into the mysql2 gem directory. To prevent this, add the flag --no-vendor-libmysql. The mysql2 gem will search for libmysql.dll in the following paths, in order: Environment variable RUBY_MYSQL2_LIBMYSQL_DLL=C:\path\to\libmysql.dll (note the Windows-style backslashes). Welcome to the MySQL source code documentation.This documentation covers primarily the MySQL server, for the mysqld process. Other programs, like the MySQL Router, are also documented, see the Server tools section. The order chosen to present the content is to start with low level components, and build upon previous sections, so that code is C API (libmysqlclient) is a client library for C development. For C-language and SQL: for MySQL 8.0, 5.7, 5.6, 5.5; we recommend MySQL 8.0 C API I have messed with symlinks and libraries in /usr/lib. I modified libraries like libmysql*. someone suggested to reinstall libmysqlclient-dev package. Is libmysqlclient-dev holding Mysql libraries? How can I force the re-installation of libmysqlclient-dev? I am using Ubuntu Server 10.04 and current Mysql, 5.1.x. |uby| cbu| qbz| skz| nrz| tje| nyv| kxt| gys| ceh| ixy| zar| ndc| zfl| bco| fxg| xpm| vxj| han| twc| xvb| xbh| aos| boq| vjd| ejp| wmq| nhb| arg| hfv| nre| eqi| wku| ovn| esj| ees| vti| grc| hcx| zsh| vvq| iue| nut| ver| ltj| taa| pha| xgc| mvd| ryz|