Christopher Barker wrote:
MySQLdb folder containing a bunch of other .pyc files. Nothing else
though; just Python bytecode. Is it possible that MySQLdb is written
entirely in Python, and was never the problem at all?
no -- there is C code that needs to be compiled, I"m pretty sure anyway!
You are correct; I found _mysql.so in the
Resources/lib/python2.5/lib-dynload folder. It's a universal binary.
/Users/jstrout/Downloads/mysql-5.1.30-osx10.4-universal/lib/libmysqlclient_r.16.dylib:
Mach-O dynamically linked shared library i386
So it turns out that the 10.4 Universal mysql isn't. (Or at least,
this particular library isn't -- perhaps there's another library in
here somewhere with a different name, that serves the same function
for PPC?)
could be -- I'm just guessing here, but I suspect that libmysqlclient
may be used only for custom clients, so it may have gotten built
non-universal and no one has noticed. What do the other libs in there
look like?
I'm going to come back to this via another post -- sounds like Ned has
found that the 5.1 distribution of MySQL really is a bit messed up, but
the 5.0 one is OK. So maybe if I just do this over with the 5.0 distro,
it will work.
Best,
- Joe
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