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 23.1.7.2 Typical `configure' Options
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 The `configure' script gives you a great deal of control over how you
 configure your MyODBC build. Typically you do this using options on the
 `configure' command line. You can also affect `configure' using certain
 environment variables. For a list of options and environment variables
 supported by `configure', run this command:
 
      shell> ./configure --help
 
 Some of the more commonly used `configure' options are described here:
 
   1. To compile MyODBC, you need to supply the MySQL client include and
      library files path using the `--with-mysql-path=DIR' option, where
      DIR is the directory where the MySQL is installed.
 
      MySQL compile options can be determined by running
      `DIR/bin/mysql_config'.
 
   2. Supply the standard header and library files path for your ODBC
      Driver Manager(`iodbc' or `unixobc').
 
         * If you are using `iodbc' and `iodbc' is not installed in its
           default location (`/usr/local'), you might have to use the
           `--with-iodbc=DIR' option, where DIR is the directory where
           iodbc is installed.
 
           If the iodbc headers do not reside in `DIR/include', you can
           use the `--with-iodbc-includes=INCDIR' option to specify
           their location.
 
           The applies to libraries. If they are not in `DIR/lib', you
           can use the `--with-iodbc-libs=LIBDIR' option.
 
         * If you are using `unixODBC', use the `--with-unixODBC=DIR'
           option (case sensitive) to make `configure' look for
           `unixODBC' instead of `iodbc' by default, DIR is the
           directory where unixODBC is installed.
 
           If the unixODBC headers and libraries aren't located in
           `DIR/include' and `DIR/lib', use the
           `--with-unixODBC-includes=INCDIR' and
           `--with-unixODBC-libs=LIBDIR' options.
 
 
   3. You might want to specify an installation prefix other than
      `/usr/local'.  For example, to install the MyODBC drivers in
      `/usr/local/odbc/lib', use the `--prefix=/usr/local/odbc' option.
 
 
 The final configuration command will look something like this:
 
      shell> ./configure --prefix=/usr/local \
                 --with-iodbc=/usr/local \
                 --with-mysql-path=/usr/local/mysql
 

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