 | | | vector error ( LNK2005) | vector error ( LNK2005) 2007-09-18 - By Dale Stewart
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I think that the error is showing up in the application code that is
trying to use the library, probably because it is linking with the
static runtime library when it should be using the DLL.
std::basic_string<char> and std::basic_string<_wchar_t> are already
fully instantiated in the C/C++ runtime library DLL(s). They cannot be
redefined by some other code that is linking with the library. Because
std::string crosses the MySQL++ library interface boundary, the same
implementation of these class template instantiations has to be used on
both sides of that boundary.
-- --Original Message-- --
From: Warren Young [mailto:mysqlpp@(protected)]
Sent: Monday, September 17, 2007 5:48 PM
To: MySQL++ Mailing List
Subject: Re: vector error ( LNK2005)
Dale Stewart wrote:
> I think that the cause of this error is due to a mismatch in the C
> runtime library
I agree, but also:
>
(??0?$basic_string@(protected)?$char_traits@(protected)@(protected)@@(protected)?$allocator@(protected)@(protected)@@(protected)@@(protected)@(protected)
> 01@@(protected)) already defined in mysqlpp.lib(mysqlpp.dll) StructTables.obj
...how in the world did a "StructTables.obj" get into mysqlpp.dll? If
you're doing something weird with the library, it's no wonder you're
getting weird errors.
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