mariadb/libmysql/libmysql_rpm_version.in

# This version script is heavily inspired  by Fedora's and Mageia's version scripts for
# MySQL client shared library. It is used in MariaDB for building RPMs.

libmysqlclient_16 {
  global:
@CLIENT_API_5_1_LIST@

# some stuff from Mageia, I have no idea why it is there
# But too afraid to throw anything away
	_fini;
	_init;
	my_init;
	my_progname;
	myodbc_remove_escape;

# These are documented in Paul DuBois' MySQL book, so we treat them as part
# of the de-facto API.
	free_defaults;
	handle_options;
	load_defaults;
	my_print_help;
# pure-ftpd requires this
	my_make_scrambled_password;
# fedora18 export
	THR_KEY_mysys;
# hydra requires this
	scramble;
# DBD::mysql requires this
	is_prefix;
  local:
	*;
};

libmysqlclient_18 {
  global:
	@CLIENT_API_5_5_LIST@
#
# Ideally the following symbols wouldn't be exported, but various applications
# require them.  Fedora limits the namespace damage by prefixing mysql_
# (see mysql-dubious-exports.patch), which means the symbols are not present
# in libmysqlclient_16.
#
# MariaDB does not do the Fedora-style function renaming via #define in headers, 
# however it exports mysql_ prefixed symbols in addition to the "normal" ones.
#
# To ensure successful recompilation of affected projects, as well as drop-in replacement
# for MySQL libraries, provided by distribution, both original symbols and their mysql_ 
# prefixed counterparts have to be exported.

# mysql-connector-odbc requires these
	mysql_default_charset_info;
	mysql_get_charset;
	mysql_get_charset_by_csname;
	mysql_net_realloc;
	default_charset_info;
	get_charset;
	get_charset_by_csname;
	net_realloc;
# PHP's mysqli.so requires this (via the ER() macro)
	mysql_client_errors;
	client_errors;
};