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I think that we need more info to be able to help you. Do you mean "compile" or "cross-compile" ? and which version of mysql as from mysql-5.1.12 the build system has moved from autotools to cmake and that's not exactly the same commands.
I want cross compile mysql for arm9 but I dont know where to start just I know my needs.
I need to cross compile it with minimum memory usage maximum 30MB memory and I want to be able to add my own UDF's to it and I want it to work with my C program that I used mysql API's in it to contact to mysql DB. all of my DB's are innodb or memory and i want an easiest way.
Last edited by golden_boy615; 01-08-2011 at 03:52 AM.
Well you just have to know if your SQL version relies on cmake or autotools build system.
With autotools, it will be something like: ./configure --prefix=$prefix --host=$host --target=$target --other-options
With cmaje, it should be something like: cmake -DCMAKE_TOOLCHAIN_FILE=toolchain.cmake (and you have to create a toolchain.cmake file to specify which compiler use and some other things)
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