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+-------------------------------------------------------------+
| unixODBC |
| Mac OSX |
+-------------------------------------------------------------+
README
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Building With GNU Auto Tools (by Nick):
It looks as if Darwin (Mac OSX) doesn't support the normal
dlopen type process that unixODBC requires. However help is
at hand in the form of dlcompat-20010831.tar.gz. This file
contains wrappers to emulate the calls. I have put this in
ftp://ftp.easysoft.com/pub/beta/unixODBC/dlcompat-20010831.tar.gz
It should be downloaded, unpacked then run make install
This should be done before configuring unixODBC
This file was created by Christoph Pfisterer <cp@chrisp.de> and
the original copy can be found at
http://fink.sourceforge.net
If you get a "ld: multiple definitions of symbol " error,
then you should edit the file libtool in the unixODBC base
directory and find the line
whole_archive_flag_spec="-all_load \$convenience"
and replace it with
whole_archive_flag_spec=
As at the time of writing, Qt is not available on OSX, its best to
disable the search for X libs that may fail, by configuring with
./configure --enable-gui=no
Building With Qt qmake (by Peter):
Qt is now availible for OSX but unixODBC may not detect your Qt
libs... worse yet you may not be able sort out the GNU auto-tools
required to build on OSX.
If you want to build using qmake then read README.qmake.
Creating Install Packages:
unixODBC contains a number of directories and files to help create
OSX Packages. The process of doing so is not nearly as automated
as creating RPM files using the GNU auto tools. Look for the
mac-install and mac-package directories.
+-------------------------------------------------------------+
| Peter Harvey <pharvey@codebydesign.com> |
| 14.DEC.01 |
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