So: How do I tell g++ where to look for include files?
Most likely /usr/local/include will be on the include path for your g++
by default, so:
It is.
#include "mysql/mysql.h"
This gives: test1.cpp:2:47: mysql/mysql.h: No such file or directory
If I use the -I option, it finds the mysql.h file. What's wrong?
After compiling with the -I option, I get: undefined reference to
'mysql_init'.
The guide I found refers to mysql.lib which obviously(?) is a Windoze
file. In the /lib/mysql folder I see quite a few files. Which one should
I include (with the -l option?) to make it work?
Best regards
Stefan
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