#include "mysql/mysql.h"Ah, I think perhaps that should be: #include <mysql/mysql.h>
That doesn't work either. Is there a way to check where g++ looks for include files when not using the -I option?
You also have to link to the appropriate library(s). Hopefully the docs will tell you how to do that.
Yup. When using -I, -L and -l, everything works. I'm just a little curious why I have to use the -I option when the files are in a standard path?
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