Edit: /usr/share/aclocal/mysql.m4 (4575B)
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AC_DEFUN([_MYSQL_CONFIG],[
AC_ARG_WITH([mysql-config],
AS_HELP_STRING([--with-mysql-config=PATH], [A path to mysql_config script]),
[mysql_config="$withval"], [mysql_config=mysql_config])
])
dnl
dnl Usage:
dnl
dnl MYSQL_CLIENT([version], [client|thread-safe])
dnl
dnl Two optional arguments:
dnl first: The minimal version of the MySQL to use
dnl if not specified, any version will be accepted.
dnl The version should be specified as three numbers,
dnl without suffixes. E.g. 4.10.15 or 5.0.3
dnl second: force the specified library flavor to be selected,
dnl if not specified, a user will be able to choose
dnl between client (non-thread-safe) and thread-safe
dnl
dnl On successful execution sets MYSQL_CLIENT_CFLAGS and
dnl MYSQL_CLIENT_LIBS shell variables and makes substitutions
dnl out of them (calls AC_SUBST)
dnl
AC_DEFUN([MYSQL_CLIENT],[
AC_REQUIRE([_MYSQL_CONFIG])
AC_MSG_CHECKING([for MySQL])
ifelse([$2], [client],
[mysql_libs=--libs mysql_cflags=--cflags],
[$2], [thread-safe],
[mysql_libs=--libs_r mysql_cflags=--cflags],
[$2], [], [
AC_ARG_WITH([mysql-library],
AS_HELP_STRING([--with-mysql-library], ['client' or 'thread-safe']),
[mysql_lib="$withval"], [mysql_lib=client])
[
case "$mysql_lib" in
client) mysql_libs=--libs mysql_cflags=--cflags ;;
thread-safe) mysql_libs=--libs mysql_cflags=--cflags ;;
*) ]AC_MSG_ERROR([Bad value for --with-mysql-library])[
esac
]
],
[AC_FATAL([Bad second (library flavor) argument to MYSQL_CLIENT])])
[
mysql_version=`$mysql_config --version`
if test -z "$mysql_version" ; then
]AC_MSG_ERROR([Cannot execute $mysql_config])[
fi
]
ifelse([$1], [], [], [
ifelse(regexp([$1], [^[0-9][0-9]?\.[0-9][0-9]?\.[0-9][0-9]?$]), -1,
[AC_FATAL([Bad first (version) argument to MYSQL_CLIENT])], [
dnl
dnl Transformation below works as follows:
dnl assume, we have a number 1.2.3-beta
dnl *a* line removes the suffix and adds first and last dot to the version:
dnl .1.2.3.
dnl *b* line adds a 0 to a "single digit surrounded by dots"
dnl .01.2.03.
dnl note that the pattern that matched .1. has eaten the dot for .2.
dnl and 2 still has no 0
dnl *c* we repeat the same replacement as in *b*, matching .2. this time
dnl .01.02.03.
dnl the last replacement removes all dots
dnl 010203
dnl giving us a number we can compare with
dnl
mysql_ver=`echo ${mysql_version}|dnl
sed 's/[[-a-z]].*//; s/.*/.&./;dnl *a*
s/\.\([[0-9]]\)\./.0\1./g;dnl *b*
s/\.\([[0-9]]\)\./.0\1./g;dnl *c*
s/\.//g'`
if test "$mysql_ver" -lt]dnl
dnl the same as sed transformation above, without suffix-stripping, in m4
patsubst(patsubst(patsubst(.[$1]., [\.\([0-9]\)\.], [.0\1.]), [\.\([0-9]\)\.], [.0\1.]), [\.], [])[ ; then
AC_MSG_ERROR([MySQL version $mysql_version is too low, minimum of $1 is required])
fi
])])
MYSQL_CLIENT_CFLAGS=`$mysql_config $mysql_cflags`
MYSQL_CLIENT_LIBS=`$mysql_config $mysql_libs`
AC_SUBST(MYSQL_CLIENT_CFLAGS)
AC_SUBST(MYSQL_CLIENT_LIBS)
# should we try to build a test program ?
AC_MSG_RESULT([$mysql_version])
])