MISSING OCI Header Files

The OCI header files are missing from the Oracle 8 for Linux
trial CD. Everything else works fine, but we can't develop any
client applications without an OCI interface.
I tried using the header files from Oracle 8 Solaris SPARC, but
the resulting program core dumps in olog().
Does anyone know where I can get these files? If a purchase a
production version, will they be included?
I have a bare bones Linux ODBC driver for Oracle that I cannot
compile without them.
Thanks,
- Mark Butler
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Stefan (guest) wrote:
: Mark Butler (guest) wrote:
: : The OCI header files are missing from the Oracle 8 for Linux
: : trial CD. Everything else works fine, but we can't develop
any
: : client applications without an OCI interface.
: : I tried using the header files from Oracle 8 Solaris SPARC,
but
: : the resulting program core dumps in olog().
: : Does anyone know where I can get these files? If a purchase
a
: : production version, will they be included?
: : I have a bare bones Linux ODBC driver for Oracle that I
cannot
: : compile without them.
: : Thanks,
: : - Mark Butler
: The header files are in the directory $ORACLE_HOME/rdbms/demo
: Yours
: Stefan
Do you happen to know how to link those examples?
It couldn't have been too hard to include a Makefile!
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