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undefined symbol: _db_enter_ #3
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Hi tommyd3mdi. AFAIK there are 2 options to deal with this issue:
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The commentors at http://bugs.mysql.com/bug.php?id=60872 state that the DBUG_* macros are not intended to be used by external plugins. They are an internal-only framework and are not exported by default. The author of this plugin is using macros he shouldn't be, according to the Oracle developers' comments on the noted bug. Thus, without compiling your mysql server with debugging enabled, you can't use this plugin; without rewriting parts of it yourself. Hopefully hholzgra can update his code to not use these unsupported macros. |
Here's how I solved this by adding explicit
This
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Thanks @saper very much. And I make a PR. |
Was trying to create the functions after I placed the compiled
regexp.so
into my/usr/lib/mysql/plugin
, but got:Only found http://bugs.mysql.com/bug.php?id=60872 as a reference for this problem, but I don't know exactly how I could deal with it.
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