irectory, you'd more than likely
want to link with the one in the debug directory, I think, to get
useful stack traces into library code when debugging.
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>
> can you
> 1) locate MSVCRT*.dll on your %PATH%
> 2) dumpbin -exports MSVCRT*.dll
The problem is at compile/link-time not run-time dll lookup, so he'll
first need to make sure he can link. Once it links, I'd hazard a guess
it'll run ok (assuming the program i
so the symbols are resolved
> correctly? The release mode works perfect and the application runs
> fine in that way only...
The missing functions should be provided by the Visual Studio debug
runtime library. Are all source files in your own code compiled and
program linked with one, and only one
appen to use pointers for some of these instead of
putting them on the stack, the ball is back in my court again to make
sure I don't lose track of something.
This is my personal preference. YMMV.
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On Thu, Jun 7, 2012 at 3:08 AM, Simon Walter wrote:
> On 06/07/2012 12:29 PM, Lars Nilsson wrote:
>> I've been happy using SQLAPI++ (http://www.sqlapi.com/) where I work.
>> Commercial and not open source, but it's cross-platform and supports a
>> dozen or so differ
con.Commit();
Simply replace SA_Oracle_Client with SA_MySQL_Client, etc, and you'll
be working against MySQL. Only requirement is that the dll/so
libraries for each database you want to connect to are installed
properly.
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tal sp
where sp.code = substring(lp.code, 1, length(sp.code));
or, given a particular long postal code
select sp.code from short_postal sp where sp.code = substring('W1U
8JE', 1, length(sp.code))
Indices won't be of too much help for the short_postal table, I
imagine, for this kind
