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Windows building readme
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----------------IMPORTANT----------------------------
This readme outlines the instructions for building
MySQL for Windows staring from version 5.1.
This readme does not apply to MySQL versions 5.0
or ealier.
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The Windows build system uses a tool named CMake to generate build files for
a variety of project systems. This tool is combined with a set of jscript
files to enable building of MySQL for Windows directly out of a bk clone.
The steps required are below.
Step 1:
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Install a Windows C++ compiler. If you don't have one, you can use
the free compiler "Visual C++ 2005 express edition", which from Cmake
point of view is same as Visual studio 8:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/express/
Step 2
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Download and install CMake. It can be downloaded from http://www.cmake.org.
Once it is installed, modify your path to make sure you can execute
the cmake binary.
Step 3
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Download and install bison for Windows. It can be downloaded from
http://gnuwin32.sourceforge.net/packages/bison.htm. Please download using
the link named "Complete package, excluding sources". This includes an
installer that will install bison. After the installer finishes, modify
your path so that you can execute bison.
(As an alternative you can take the sql_yacc.yy and sql_yacc.h files from a
matching mysql tar distribution and drop them into the sql directory just
before you start the build)
Step 4
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Clone your bk tree to any location you like.
Step 5
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From the root of your installation directory, execute the command:
win\configure <options>
The options right now are:
WITH_INNOBASE_STORAGE_ENGINE Enable particular storage engines
WITH_PARTITION_STORAGE_ENGINE
WITH_ARCHIVE_STORAGE_ENGINE
WITH_BLACKHOLE_STORAGE_ENGINE
WITH_EXAMPLE_STORAGE_ENGINE
WITH_FEDERATED_STORAGE_ENGINE
__NT__ Enable named pipe support
WITHOUT_ATOMICS Do not use atomic instructions
MYSQL_SERVER_SUFFIX=<suffix> Server suffix, default none
COMPILATION_COMMENT=<comment> Server comment, default "Source distribution"
MYSQL_TCP_PORT=<port> Server port, default 3306
CYBOZU Default character set is UTF8
EMBED_MANIFESTS Embed custom manifests into final exes, otherwise VS
default will be used. (Note - This option should only be
used by MySQL AB.)
WITH_EMBEDDED_SERVER Configure solution to produce libmysqld.dll
and the static mysqlserver.lib
So the command line could look like:
win\configure WITH_INNOBASE_STORAGE_ENGINE WITH_PARTITION_STORAGE_ENGINE MYSQL_SERVER_SUFFIX=-pro
Step 6
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From the root of your installation directory/bk clone, execute one of
the batch files to generate the type of project files you desire.
For Visual Studio 8 (or Visual C++ 2005 express edition), do win\build-vs8.
For Visual Studio 7.1, do win\build-vs71.
We will support building with nmake in the near future.
Step 7
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From the root of your bk clone, start your build.
For Visual Studio, execute mysql.sln. This will start the IDE
and you can click the build solution menu option.
Current issues
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1. After changing configuration (eg. adding or removing a storage engine), it
may be necessary to clean the build tree to remove any stale objects.
2. To use Visual C++ Express Edition you also need to install the Platform SDK.
Please see this link: http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/express/visualc/usingpsdk/
At step 5 you only need to add the libraries advapi32.lib and user32.lib to
the file "corewin_express.vsprops" in order to avoid link errors.
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