> It may be possible if you change the MySQL++ library build settings
to
> make it a managed library, but that's way, way beyond both my
competence
> and my interest right now. All I can do to really help right now is
> accept patches -- whether to the documentation or the code -- from
people
> who actually care about this aspect of things.
>
> You should continue this in the following thread, which revolves
around
> essentially the same issue:
>
> http://lists.mysql.com/plusplus/6468
I was facing a couple of difficulties at first with using msql++ and
VC++
express 2005, but all those were caused by funky defaults in VC++.
After I
figured those out, the mysql++ library and samples were working just
fine.
It is really nice to see a database come alive in just a couple of
lines of
code thanks to mysql++.
I did get my windows forms app to work but I got too frustrated with
the
different syntax for managed code (but that's probably just me). I got
some
help from the original author of the thread you are referring to and
I'll
post some comments over there for the people that want to go that
route.
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