 | | | MySQL++ | | Quote from the INSTALL file provided with the package
"The installation procedure depends on the compiler you use to build
MySQL++. See
README.unix - for Unix Linux Mac OS X etc.
README.cygWarren
Looks all right - haven 't tested it.
Slight improvements might be made by only testing counted_ to know if
it is a non null pointer instead of checking ref_ is set all the time.
Like below.On Wed Aug 15 2007 at 12 27 18AM -0600 Warren Young wrote
> Smart pointers are tricky and automatic memory management is even
> trickier and I just created a template that does both. I swappedOn Tue Aug 14 2007 at 11 35 29PM -0600 Warren Young wrote
> It 's clear to me that SSQLSv2 needs to be some kind of specialized
> declaration language that 's translated by a tool to C++ implementatSmart pointers are tricky and automatic memory management is even
trickier and I just created a template that does both. I swapped it in
for existing code in MySQL++ that used value semantics andIt 's clear to me that SSQLSv2 needs to be some kind of specialized
declaration language that 's translated by a tool to C++ implementation
and header files. The main goal is to fix the type safety andI 'm running MySQL database under Windows OS and tried to run C++
program to access the database.
Somehow it doesn 't work. What are the steps should I take to make sure
it will work.
(I 've installedIn an effort to provide some ideas for replacing the current macro-
tized ssqls here 's an idea.
I use boost heavily in my code and I completely forgot about this
library
http //spirit.sourceforgWarren
Wow man there is no reason for this.
You 're obviously upset about something other than 'just ' my comments.
I hope that whatever is going on in your life improves. Something as
minor as Graham Reitz wrote
>
> I also stated mysql++ has many very nice features.
What 's wanted here isn 't more praise but more ideas.
> 1) Macros are very difficult to debug.
Yes that 's well understoNo problem Joel I understand your point.
There are different levels of suggestions. Sometimes they come with
resolutions and sometimes they don 't. But the absence of a solution
doesn 't mean suggesHi
just for the archives
When all hints in README.vc are followed the errors vanish. So yet again
those who can read will win at the end.
Thanks
MartinD
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For list Graham Reitz wrote
> Any library even the c++ standard libraries should be able to and
> eager to receive criticism from time to time.
Just a general comment I think everyone knows that there 's stuI was offering constructive criticism.
I also stated mysql++ has many very nice features. Yes I am using
mysql++ and I really appreciate your assistance. Thank you.
But I do think there there aJim Wallace wrote
> The insert uses the macro name as table name
By default yes it does but section 5.4 of the user manual says
"Another feature of standard SSQLSes you might find a use for is
How do you prevent an insert as shown in the code below from putting
"bogus " data in an auto_increment field?
It seems like the billing_id field in the code below inserts a
number based on the SQLString exists for those places where the library wants to let you
pass any typical C/C++ type which it will convert automatically to a
SQL-compatible string representation. This is what lets yoJames Vanns wrote
> OK so with the latest version of MySQL++ 2.3.2 and MySQL 5.0.27 I
> don 't seem to get the correct return code from Query success() when
> using multi-statements that don 't returOK so with the latest version of MySQL++ 2.3.2 and MySQL 5.0.27 I don 't seem to get the correct return code from Query success() when using multi-statements that don 't return a result set. This usedI am using large SSQLS ( >50 entries custom.pl was updated) and when
an insert is performed the program seg. faults in the below function
of query.h
template <class T >
Query& insert(const T& v)
How would you initialize password in the following SSQLS?
sql_create_2(clients 1 2
unsigned int client_id
mysqlpp sql_tinyblob password)
clients client
client.client_id Hello
We 've got a problem in the use of the mysqlpp library when using it in our program and even with the example project mfc in visual studio (2005 professional edition). There is no problem in cI created a header file where I placed all of my sql_create_# macros.
I keep getting multiple definition linker errors.
/usr/bin/ld multiple definitions of symbol agencies names
(there are more bAxel Howind wrote
> Warren Young schrieb
> > Jeff Huston wrote
> > >
> > > What happened to libmysqlpp.a ?
> >
> > Since the move to the new build system we only generate shared
> > libraries. Due to thI changed the line (my $max_data_members 50 ) in the custom.pl
script and recompiled the mysql++ libraries.
The custom-macros.h now supports up to 50 table columns. The end of
custom-macros.Warren Young schrieb
> Jeff Huston wrote
> >
> > What happened to libmysqlpp.a ?
>
> Since the move to the new build system we only generate shared
> libraries. Due to the licensing of MySQL++ thHi there
I am loosing it!
I want to write a quite simple app reading data from a special source and
dumping it
into a MySQL DB.
I got mysql++-2.3.2 and mysql-5.0.45 on Windows XP installed on F Hello
I am trying to install the mysql++ devel RPM on a CentOS 5 system. I
downloaded the mysql++ library RPM and successfully installed that
however I get an dependency error with the mysql++ develActually it does some with that libray but not in the client rpm but in
the compat one.
Well as it turns out - after you install both devel & client standard rpms
you will need to configure mysql+I 'm replying to you both personally and to the MySQL++ mailing list
where this message is on topic. Please reply only on the list not to
me directly.
wangxu wrote
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