From: Chris Morgan
Date: September 26 2012 4:36am
Subject: Re: Problem using the sql_create_# macro in a header file
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Have you followed the steps in section 5.8 of the user manual (
http://tangentsoft.net/mysql++/doc/html/userman/ssqls.html)? Specifically
the use of MYSQLPP_SSQLS_NO_STATICS

-Chris

On Tue, Sep 25, 2012 at 9:14 PM, Kevin Smith <ksmith@stripped> wrote:

> Hi,
>
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>   I am writing an application where I have created an interface class to
> the
> mysql database.  The class contains a vector of SSQLS objects which are
> defined by the sql_create_# macro.  I have placed the macro in the header
> file for the interface class so that the definition of the SSQLS structure
> is available to the class vector definition.  Everything compiles nicely,
> but when the program is linked, if there are multiple files that include
> the
> header, there are multiple definitions of a couple of the functions that
> are
> created by the macro.  If only one file includes the header, then there are
> no problems.  Do you have a work around for this?
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> MyHeader.h
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> #include <mysql++.h>
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> #include <ssqls.h>
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> #include <vector>
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> sql_create_5(DBPTrans, 1, 5,
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>                mysqlpp::sql_int, trans_id,
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>                mysqlpp::sql_datetime, trans_time,
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>                mysqlpp::sql_varchar, trans_type,
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>                mysqlpp::sql_char, ticket_id,
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>                mysqlpp::sql_mediumtext, data);
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> using namespace std;
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> class dbInterface {
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> public:
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>                dbInterface ();
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>                int pushTransaction (void);
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>                bool flush(void);
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> private:
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>                bool dbupdateLastTransaction(void);
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>                bool dbWriteTransactionList(void);
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> vector < DBPTrans > dbptransvect;
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> };
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> Support A.cpp
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> #include "MyHeader.h"
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> ..
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> Main.cpp
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> #include "MyHeader.h"
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> ..
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> When Linked, there will be functions in SupportA and Main that are multiply
> defined, and it happens with sql_create made function.
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> Thanks in advance!
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> -Kevin
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