Fixed up mysql_fetch_rows and added some docs along with other things

README.md

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+# mysql
+CoD4X MySQL support for GSC.
+
+# Contributors
+- [Sharpienero](https://github.com/Sharpienero/)
+- [Michael Hillcox](https://github.com/MichaelHillcox/)
+- [T-Maxxx](https://github.com/T-Max/)
+
+# Script Docs 
+### MySQL Related Functions
+
+#### CVARS
+##### `mysql_port`
+You can use `mysql_port` to define a default port to connect to. `mysql_real_connect` will still prioritise its own argument
+over the CVAR so leaving `mysql_real_connect`'s port empty will cause it to fall back to `mysql_port`. If `mysql_port` and
+`mysql_real_connect`'s ports are both empty then by default fall back onto mysqls default port `3306`
+
+Usage example: `set mysql_port 3306`
+
+#### `mysql_real_connect()`
+
+Connects to a database
+
+Usage example `db = mysql_real_connect(host, user, pass, db, *port)`
+
+####### Note: *the port pram is optional
+
+###### Use 127.0.0.1 on unix, and the default port for mysql is 3306.
+
+#### `mysql_close()`
+
+Close a MySQL Connection
+
+Usage example `mysql_close()`
+
+#### `mysql_errno()`
+
+Returns the MySQL Error number.
+Usage example: `error = mysql_errno()`
+
+#### `mysql_error()`
+
+Returns the MySQL Error number.
+Usage example: `error = mysql_error()`
+
+#### `mysql_query()`
+
+Send a query to a database and returns the result for use in the following functions:
+
+Usage example:
+```cs
+query = mysql_query(<string query>)
+```
+
+#### `mysql_rowcount()`
+Returns the amount of rows
+
+Usage example: `count = mysql_rowcount()`
+
+#### `mysql_affected_rows()`
+Returns the amount of affected rows
+
+Usage example: `count = mysql_affected_rows()`
+
+#### `mysql_num_field()`
+
+Returns number of fields
+
+Usage example = `count = mysql_num_field()`
+
+
+#### `mysql_fetch_rows()`
+
+Fetches and handles all rows from the `mysql_query()`
+
+Usage example = `data = mysql_fetch_rows()`
+
+Returns: This function will return two different data types depending on the field count. If the field count is one, `if( mysql_num_field(mysql) == 1 )`, then the function will return a key based array `data['field_name']`. If the `mysql_num_field()` is larger than one then it will return a 2D array. The first array being a numeric array and the second being a key based array `data[0]['field_name']`.

build_unix.sh

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+cd bin
+#!/bin/bash
+NAME='mysql'
+
+#Compiling: release
+echo `gcc -m32 -Wall -O1 -s -fvisibility=hidden -mtune=core2  -I../mysql/unix/include  -c ../*.c`
+
+#Linking
+echo `gcc -m32 -s -shared -fvisibility=hidden -L../mysql/unix/lib -lmysqlclient -o $NAME''.so *.o`
+
+#Cleaning up
+echo `rm *.o`

build_win32.bat

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 cd bin
 
 echo Compile...
-	gcc -O3 -I../mysql/include -c ../*.c
+	gcc -O3 -Wformat -I../mysql/windows/include -c ../*.c
 
 echo Link...
-	gcc -O3 -shared -o cod4x_mysql.dll *.o ../mysql/lib/libmysql.lib ../../libcom_plugin.a
+	gcc -O3 -shared -o cod4x_mysql.dll *.o ../mysql/windows/lib/libmysql.lib ../../libcom_plugin.a
 
 echo Cleanup...
 	del *.o