C++ Interface

Started by brian paul rickabaughalmost 28 years ago2 messages
#1brian paul rickabaugh
brickaba@roanoke.edu

With regards to the c++ interface (libpq++),

What types of changes should take place? What has changed with
PostgreSQL since the lib was last worked on? How does its current
version relate to the current version of libpq?

-b

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#2Noname
maycock@intelliquest.com
In reply to: brian paul rickabaugh (#1)
Re: [QUESTIONS] Re: [HACKERS] C++ interface

Bruce,

I will try and start taking a look at the libpq++ over the weekend to
familarize myself with
the way that it is structured. Then, if someone will promise to help guide
me through the
changes required, I will see if I can work on them.

Thanks,

Matt

maillist@candle.pha.pa.us on 03/23/98 01:39:55 PM

To: todd@nm.net
cc: pgsql-questions@postgreSQL.org (bcc: Matt Aycock/IntelliQuest)
Subject: Re: [QUESTIONS] Re: [HACKERS] C++ interface

howdy,

we're using the libpq++ c++ interface for a medium-sized network,
multi-user scheduling application that uses a java front end, a c++
middleware server and the postgres backend. the c++ interface (a matter
of preference, obvious) is much cleaner than the c interface (especially
for True Believers in OO), but it does seem to be suffering from lack of
update. it works fine for basic stuff with 6.3, though.

I agree it needs updating, but I didn't have the time to do it.

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