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Koen Kooi wrote:
| Try to find out where the -I/usr/include (most likely a -I${includedir}
| somewhere) is coming from and find a way to remove it.
Well, when I first tried to work around the compilation error, I did try
manually running the gcc cross-compiler that bitbake built for the
hx4700, removing -I/usr/include/mysql from the gcc command, and while it
didn't complain that any headers were missing, I got bizarre compilation
errors and warnings that weren't there when I used the workaround that
allows /usr/include to be in the INCLUDEPATH. So if I just remove it, I
expect I'll run into the same compilation errors and warnings I got before.
Do I need to replace /usr/include/mysql with an angstrom-specific mysql
include dir? I did find a slightly different set of mysql header files
in
/OE/angstrom-tmp/work/armv5te-angstrom-linux-gnueabi/mysql-4.1.18-r2/image/usr/include/mysql
so maybe a build using those headers instead of the ones in
/usr/include/mysql would work. Does that seem like the right thing to
try? My tentative understanding of the reason why /usr/include
references are bad is because it uses headers for the system on which
the build is being done, which may be of a different version than the
headers for the version of the binary being built for the embedded
platform, but I just wanted to make sure I understood the goal before
going further.
- --
Bob Igo
StormLogic
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