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The remote access oracle database embedded arm platform C program

Time:09-28

Embedded Linux system platform (arm), write the c language program to access the oracle database, cross compile executable file, the need to link the oracle of the dynamic library,
The oracle's official website to download the library without the arm platform corresponding version, how to do?
Download other platform error: libocci. So. 11.1: the ELF 32 - bit LSB Shared object, Intel 80386, version 1 (SYSV), dynamically linked, not stripped
Unable to compile successfully!

CodePudding user response:

Time is a little long, I don't know the landlord to solve the problem? I am now doing the same thing, I need to access Windows based on ARM SQLServer2008, mysql and oracle, at present has achieved the first two, oracle is search the relevant information, the experience of the two libraries before transplantation, the libraries are in the cross compiler can be found in the compression bag, you can try, my qq number: 511593595, hoping to learn oracle access method with you,

CodePudding user response:

I compile mysql website to download the source code is the mode that is used by the mysql using cross compiler compiled into dynamic library after use, oracle also think in this way, but there is no oracle source code, you don't succeed, then also don't try to

CodePudding user response:

If it is pure C/C + + can use OCILIB this open source libraries to access Oracle, download the source code to compile

CodePudding user response:

reference feilinhe reply: 3/f
if it is pure C/C + + can use OCILIB this open source libraries to access Oracle, build their download source

Thank you for your advice, try another day!

CodePudding user response:

reference feilinhe reply: 3/f
if it is pure C/C + + can use OCILIB this open source libraries to access Oracle, build their download source

Ocilib just encapsulates the oci. Also need to install the oci client!

CodePudding user response:

No ARM version of the oci seems to the client, so will not be able to cross compile OCILIB
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