Hi List.
I'm new to using MySQL++, and not particularly experienced with
hugely complex projects.. So I hope everyone will be patient with me as
I ask a few really simple-minded questions. Pointers to reading
material are always appreciated as responses to my questions.
So here we go. I have a source file:
testmysql.cpp:
#include <stdio.h>
#include <mysql++.h>
int main (void) {
return 0;
}
That's it, seriously. Does absolutely nothing but exit with a zero
return value. And....it won't build under my minimal skillz.
% g++ -I/usr/local/include/mysql++ -o testmysql testmysql.cpp
results in (as you experienced folks might guess) a huge vomitous mass
of compiler errors.
So obviously even the inclusion of the mysql++.h header carries with it
a number of prerequisites I'm not meeting.
Understand that I have no experience with such things as projects where
tons of g++ command-line switches are being used. My above example
command line has been enough for the small projects I've worked on in
the past. I know nothing of the -Ms, the -gs, the -O2s (although at
least I know that last one has something to do with compiler
optimizations).. But I hate to think just using this library has turned
an otherwise innocuous project into more than I can chew. I really
think I can learn what I need to learn, but I don't know where to go to
find the info to learn it.
Would someone mind being patient enough to give me a bit of a
kick-start? I'd surely appreciate it.
Cheers and many thanks in advance,
~Brian
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Brian A. Henning
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