Ben Clewett wrote:
install). I now find all my existing working code now produces a
core dump on the connect method.
Before chasing more exotic causes, first make sure you're catching any
exceptions. It may be something as simple as a permissions problem.
The 'mysqlclient' I have came with MySQL 4. Do I need another version?
Check your system for libmysqlclient*.so. If you find one, ensure that
the lib directory where it is located is listed in /etc/ld.so.conf.
Then run ldconfig to regenerate the ld.so cache. Then rebuild MySQL++
and see if this message goes away.
If you can't find libmysqlclient*.so, that explains the message. Find
out if there's another binary distribution you can use, and if not, you
may have to rebuild MySQL from source.