python-mysqlHow to compile a MySQL-Python application for x86_64-Linux-GNU-GCC?
To compile a MySQL-Python application for x86_64-Linux-GNU-GCC, the following steps should be followed:
- Install the MySQL-Python library. This can be done using the command
pip install MySQL-Python
- Install the necessary GCC compiler. This can be done using the command
sudo apt install gcc
- Create a new file with the appropriate extension (
.c
,.cpp
, or.py
). - Write the code for the application in the new file.
- Compile the code using the GCC compiler. This can be done using the command
gcc -o <output_file> <source_file>
- Run the compiled application using the command
./<output_file>
- If there are any errors, debug and modify the code accordingly.
Example code block:
#include <stdio.h>
int main()
{
printf("Hello World\n");
return 0;
}
Output of example code block:
Hello World
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