> Comments inline below.
Likewise ;)
> That would be the insertion operator. But no, this should not be the
Yes my bad!
> > // MySQL headers
> > #include <mysql/mysql.h>
> > #include <mysql/errmsg.h>
> Take these out.
>
OK. I've done that but I have to include <mysql/errmsg.h> still else these aren't
found:
mysql++-test.cpp:95: error: ‘CR_SERVER_LOST’ was not declared in this scope
mysql++-test.cpp:96: error: ‘CR_CONN_HOST_ERROR’ was not declared in this
scope
mysql++-test.cpp:97: error: ‘CR_CONNECTION_ERROR’ was not declared in this
scope
mysql++-test.cpp:98: error: ‘CR_SERVER_GONE_ERROR’ was not declared in this
scope
> The order I've arrived at after long practice is:
> ...
Yes normally I follow that rule too. However, in this case I have no module/unit/project
header so just stuck 'em in as:
STL
MySQL
MySQL++
Now I have:
MySQL++
MySQL
STL
> I'd also catch mysqlpp::Exception or std::exception, just in case.
Yup. I did and now do again - still nothing is thrown :|
> Other than that, the code looks fine.
>
> Are all 2.3.2-related files cleared off the machine? I don't expect
If not then RPM cocked up somewhere! I'll double check.
> Have you completely rebuilt the program against v3, not relying on
> your build system's calculated dependencies?
Yes. Several times.
> Have you tried it on a different machine?
No.
> Have you tried running the program with just one query-and-print
> operation, instead of all three?
Yes. Same problem.
In short, still no luck!
Regards,
Jim
