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-MYSQL_PLUGIN(feedback,[MariaDB User Feedback Plugin],
- [MariaDB User Feedback Plugin])
-
-dnl Although it's not exactly obvious, top-level CMakeLists.txt parses plug.in
-dnl files, in particular looking for what the library name should be. It uses
-dnl regexp that matches MYSQL_PLUGIN_DYNAMIC or MYSQL_PLUGIN_STATIC, followed
-dnl by an open parenthesys, and the plugin name. Having engine name enclosed in
-dnl square brackets below causes this regexp to fail and as a result feedback
-dnl plugin will not be considered for dynamic builds on Windows.
-dnl Unfortunately, feedback cannot be built dynamically on Windows, because it
-dnl needs to access server internals that aren't designed for plugin use and
-dnl aren't marked with MYSQL_PLUGIN_IMPORT.
-MYSQL_PLUGIN_DYNAMIC([feedback], [feedback.la])
-ifelse(index(AC_PACKAGE_NAME, [MariaDB]), -1, [], [
-
-dnl MariaDB and MySQL define static plugins differently.
-dnl I only support MariaDB here, for now.
-MYSQL_PLUGIN_STATIC(feedback, [libfeedback.la])
-
-])
-
-dnl MariaDB before 5.5 needs this define:
-MYSQL_PLUGIN_DEFINE(feedback, [WITH_FEEDBACK_PLUGIN])
-
-MYSQL_PLUGIN_ACTIONS(feedback, [
- AC_CHECK_HEADERS([netdb.h sys/utsname.h])
-])
-