Michael Hagedon writes:
> Hi everyone! I'm going to be working on a Honors Project and I'm wondering
> if I've chosen the best set of tools. The software I am designing is
> intended to be installed on isolated Win32 machines (hopefully will be
> ported to Linux and/or WWW app someday). I have chosen to use Visual C++ and
> MySQL together, and I would like to know if anyone sees any problems with
> this. I know MySQL++ should work with VC, but can I use something like
> InstallShield to seamlessly bundle the MySQL client and server with my
> application? I don't want the users to have to do anything technical. By the
> way, my software will be free, so that's not an issue.
>
> Thanks!
> Mike Hagedon
> Tucson, AZ
HI!
You can use static versions of libraries, so that your users will not
have to mess with DLL's.
Regards,
Sinisa
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