Hi Travis, On 22/06/2013 22:08, Travis Johnson wrote: > In following along with the embedding tutorial for getting using MySQL with ECLiPSe... > http://eclipseclp.org/doc/embedding/embroot061.html > > I execute the following statement to test the libraries... > lib(dbi). > > The result of which is... > system interface error: The specified module could not be found. > in load("i386_nt/dbi_mysql.dll") > > *** compilation aborted in the file //C/Program Files (x86)/ECLiPSe 6.1/lib/dbi.eco > > lists.eco loaded in 0.00 seconds > > I verified that the dbi_mysql.dll is in fact in the lib/i386_nt folder. I also placed the libmysql.dll file from my MySQL installation in the same folder (as indicated in the documents, "a place where it can be accessed, such as lib/<arch>". > The problem is that Windows was unable to find libmysql.dll, which is needed by dbi_mysql.dll. Unfortunately, for Windows, placing libmysql.dll in lib/i386_nt (where dbi_mysql.dll should be) did not work, because Windows dll files do not look for dependent dll files in the same directory. Instead you should put it in lib. I actually noticed this problem a few days ago when I added lib(dbi) support for 64 bit Windows and ran into the same problem as you. From 6.1#161, lib(dbi) for 32 and 64 bit Windows will work with libmysql.dll in lib/<ARCH>. [From your path, you seem to be running the 32 bit Windows version of ECLiPSe on a 64 bit Window system. Is this because you wanted to run lib(dbi)? This is now supported on the 64 bit Windows version of ECLiPSe] Cheers, Kish > Does anyone have any ideas that may help me move forward?Received on Mon Jun 24 2013 - 04:13:16 CEST
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