From: Guido Winkelmann
Date: September 4 2012 10:21am
Subject: Re: Mysql++ won't compile on CentOS 6 (patch included)
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Am Montag, 3. September 2012, 20:20:06 schrieb Warren Young:
> On Sep 3, 2012, at 10:29 AM, guido-mysqlpp@stripped wrote:
> > I have just tried to compile MySQL++ 3.1.0 on CentOS 6
> 
> Use the svn version.  The problem was fixed quite some time ago.  We just
> haven't released a new official version containing it yet.  svn is stable
> right now.

May I humbly suggest releasing a new version soon then? Preferably a minor 
point release that only fixes glaring bugs such as this one, but otherwise 
changes nothing?

Even if you say the current svn is stable, many people will not want to use 
that in a production environment, and the project's website clearly recommends 
the latest stable release.

The missing #include may be just a minor thing, but it still means that the 
latest stable release is broken out of the box. IMHO, this is a fairly bad 
situation to find the project in.

Regards,

	Guido