using libpq.lib in Microsoft C++ (managed)
Hi All.
I've the necessity to call some functions of libpq.lib from my code. The
problem is that my code is Managed C++ (as defined by Microsoft VisualStudio
2005). Managed C++ has a very special memory management and I don't know if
using libpq.lib (an old C library) is a safe procedure. I've Already had
problems using libpq.lib in a multi-threaded standard C++ and so I'm quite
doubtful that all will work fine in Managed C++.
Has some one had experience concerning my doubts?
Thanks in advance.
Luca
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On Wed, Oct 24, 2007 at 03:06:03PM +0200, luca.ciciriello@email.it wrote:
Hi All.
I've the necessity to call some functions of libpq.lib from my code. The
problem is that my code is Managed C++ (as defined by Microsoft VisualStudio
2005). Managed C++ has a very special memory management and I don't know if
using libpq.lib (an old C library) is a safe procedure. I've Already had
problems using libpq.lib in a multi-threaded standard C++ and so I'm quite
doubtful that all will work fine in Managed C++.Has some one had experience concerning my doubts?
If you are using Managed C++, you should probably be using npgsql instead
of libpq.
//Magnus