Paul Hilton wrote:
>
> Is there any better method for ssqls which will allow me to create a
> 'zero' initialized instance (matching my database defaults)?
SSQLS v1 isn't type-aware. It's just C macros, so it has no idea how to
default-initialize POD type structure members. When you're using C++ or
MySQL++ types, like std::string or mysqlpp::sql_char, you do get good
default-init behavior, but that's not through any virtue of SSQLS.
SSQLS v2 should have the behavior you want, because it'll use a
purpose-built code generator, rather than preprocessor macros. I am
only working on it occasionally right now, so I have no idea when it'll
be delivered.
