Building MySQL driver for android
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I can't build mysql driver for android. I need a way to communicate my android app with mysql server. When I build my program the compiler output say: mysql driver not loaded. Available driver Qsqlite.
I need help with this. I'm using qt 5.14.2 on window 10. -
Hi,
There's no MySQL client library pre-built for Android. If anything you have to go with MariaDB and start from there.
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Hi,
There's no MySQL client library pre-built for Android. If anything you have to go with MariaDB and start from there.
@SGaist You say that I need to build the driver with Mariadb connector. I can use the same procedure for window!?
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No, you first have to cross-compile the MariaDB connector and then build the driver.
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@SGaist Excuse me, I'm new in this. I can build my programs for android, additionally I need to make cross compilation!? Or just tu build Mariadb drive?
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@SGaist Sorry, I'm trying to build the driver according to wiki page but command make isn't found it. Can I use qmake or I just need to add make to the environment variables!?
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No you can't use qmake in place of make as these are two different tools for different purposes.
You can try using jom.exe
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No you can't use qmake in place of make as these are two different tools for different purposes.
You can try using jom.exe
@SGaist When I´m triying to build and It close .sh with this NOTE: If in doubt, on Unix-ish systems use './config'.
make: *** No se especific▒ ning▒n objetivo y no se encontr▒ ning▒n makefile. Alto.
Changes:
diff: ./rootfs_files_before.txt: No such file or directory -
No you can't use qmake in place of make as these are two different tools for different purposes.
You can try using jom.exe
@SGaist It looks like there is no makefile file. What other option could have to generate the driver for android in Window.
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@SGaist It looks like there is no makefile file. What other option could have to generate the driver for android in Window.
@qtlearning # OpenSSL
pkg=openssl-1.1.1g.tar.gz
dir=$(basename $pkg .tar.gz)if [ ! -d $dir ]; then
wget -c http://www.openssl.org/source/$pkg
tar -xf $pkg || exit 1
fipushd $dir
if [ ! -f "skip" ] || [ "$no_skips" = true ]; then
RANLIB="$BR"ranlib CC="$BR"gcc ./Configure android-armv7 --prefix=$SR/usr #This line
ANDROID_DEV=$SR/usr make || exit 1
make build_libs || exit 1
touch skip
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@qtlearning # OpenSSL
pkg=openssl-1.1.1g.tar.gz
dir=$(basename $pkg .tar.gz)if [ ! -d $dir ]; then
wget -c http://www.openssl.org/source/$pkg
tar -xf $pkg || exit 1
fipushd $dir
if [ ! -f "skip" ] || [ "$no_skips" = true ]; then
RANLIB="$BR"ranlib CC="$BR"gcc ./Configure android-armv7 --prefix=$SR/usr #This line
ANDROID_DEV=$SR/usr make || exit 1
make build_libs || exit 1
touch skip
fi@SGaist I think the problem is in the line that says "this line". The "/. Config" is not running and no file is generated for the make to process. Or should I change the folder where the make is running?
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@SGaist Excuse me, I found that the problem to create the driver is that the configure statement was not working. Check the information, I corrected it and now I get that the gcc compiler cannot find it due to the address given in the script. So I try to use clang, which is the one that brings the new ndk and I keep jumping the same error. What could I do?
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Did you use the KDAB project I linked ?
