weidong shen wrote:
> Hi Warren Young:
Please send messages only to the list. There's no value in Cc'ing my
personal account, too.
(Then I went and did the same thing in reverse. Sigh...)
> Below is a simple example I wrote. The problem is that the memory will
> increase all the time when executing "mysqlpp::sql_int id = obRow[0]".
> But the memory will be stable when only executing this instruction "cout
> << obRow[0]".
I can't reproduce it here; memory use stays stable at about 4 MB. I
tried both the current version of MySQL++ with VC++ 2008 and 3.0.6 with
2005. All else seems to be the same, too: MySQL 5.0.67 on XP.
I didn't use your example exactly, but instead modified MySQL++'s
examples/multiquery.cpp, replacing everything after the connect() call
with this:
while (1) {
Query query = con.query();
query << "SELECT COUNT(*) FROM stock";
StoreQueryResult res = query.store();
mysqlpp::Row& obRow = res[0];
cout << obRow[0] << ' ' << flush;
mysqlpp::sql_int id = obRow[0];
while (query.more_results()) {
res = query.store_next();
}
Sleep(10);
}
There are some minor style differences between this and what you posted,
but I don't see that there should be any functional difference. Try
this there.