>> Bill K wrote:
>> You probably want the regular MySql C API.
>>
>> http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/c.html
>Yup. MySQL++ is known not to work with the old Borland C++ line of
>compilers.
>Alternately, the original poster can switch to g++, a compiler that
>actually has a future... :)
It is true.
Attempt to use regular MySql C API without success with Borland 5.02. I
cannot compile also the most simple example of the official source
distribuited with mysql daemon inst.
Is g++ the linux C compiler ? My attempt to introduce linux in my school
is, unfortunately, impraticable for more reason.
Suggestion for any C, C++ environment to use with XP to develop with
students (16-19 years old)?
Marco
