Bill K wrote:
> Crashes, eh? It doesn't crash for me.
Well, that's weird enough to deepen my resistance to the idea that the
problem is in MySQL++. The version of MySQL++ is one of the few things
that we absolutely know are common between our two systems.
I'd be curious to know if:
1. It behaves exactly the same when you use VC++ 2003 vs. 2005. Any
difference at all?
2. Can you try MySQL++ 2.0.0? That would help to pin down the issue of
whether it's the Query base class change, and not something else.
http://tangentsoft.net/mysql++/releases/mysql++-2.0.0.tar.gz
3. What version of MySQL are you building against? The problem could be
down in the C API. I'm using 4.1.14 on my Windows machine. (No
particular reason I'm on this older version...just no good reason to
upgrade yet.)
> Adding an "if( !(i%1000) ){
> std::cout << i << endl; }" in the loop, I can see it fly through and
> finish all million loops, using over 80MB of memory at the end,
> according to Windows Task Manager.
I did something very similar, but mod 10,000 instead, and only got a few
dots before it dereferenced a null pointer.
