> Why aren't you just using the Ubuntu 20.04 packaged version instead? > > Also, did you install the headers for libmysqlclient properly as > > well? > > What does /test/core/mariadb/includes/ or > > /test/core/includes/... show?
Hi John, i just want to manage all the software manually, use own directorie-structur and have all the programs in one place, deepen my understanding how these programs work and build these programs only with the components i need. The content of "/test/core/mariadb/include/mysql" is: > errmsg.h > ma_list.h > ma_pvio.h > mariadb/ > mariadb/ma_io.h > mariadb_com.h > mariadb_ctype.h > mariadb_dyncol.h > mariadb_rpl.h > mariadb_stmt.h > mariadb_version.h > ma_tls.h > my_config.h > my_global.h > mysql/ > mysql/client_plugin.h > mysql/plugin_auth_common.h > mysql/plugin_auth.h > mysql_com.h > mysqld_error.h > mysql.h > mysql_version.h > my_sys.h > server/...
