SQLAPI++ with Code::blocks

[Leitzelmaster]

Hi guys, i am wondering what i have to make sqlapi++ running (if you dont know what it does: With sqlapi++ you can connect to many databases and its a lot of faster than odbc).

I have some screenshots to show you what files sqlapi++ has:

****************************************************************
Welcome to SQLAPI++ Library 3.7.24
****************************************************************

1. INTRODUCTION
Thank you for using SQLAPI++ Library.
This file contains important notes about the installation and the
product itself.

2a. INSTALLATION (Win32 version)
Files under 'SQLAPI' folder after unpacking the SQLAPI++ self-extracting archive:

ReadMe.txt - this file
license.txt - SQLAPI++ license agreement and warranty
bin\*.* - SQLAPI++ DLL and sample binaries (read more at bin\index.txt)
lib\*.* - dynamic and static librares (read more at lib\index.txt)
include\*.h - public include files
doc\*.* - SQLAPI++ documentation in HTML format
examples\*.cpp - SQLAPI++ steps
amd64\* - SQLAPI++ precompiled binaries for AMD64 platforms

These files are only for registered SQLAPI++ version:

src\*.cpp - SQLAPI++ sources
src\*.h - SQLAPI++ private headers
src\Makefile.mvc - SQLAPI++ makefile for MSVC++
src\sqlapi_msvc.bat - batch file to compile SQLAPI++ (release & debug) for MSVC++
src\Makefile.bcc - SQLAPI++ makefile for Borland C++ compiler
src\sqlapi_bcc.bat - batch file to compile SQLAPI++ (release & debug) for Borland C++ compiler
src\Makefile.mingw - SQLAPI++ makefile for MinGW
src\sqlapi_mingw.bat - batch file to compile SQLAPI++ (release & debug) for MinGW


SQLAPI++ binaries are compiled with Microsoft Visual Studio 6.0 (x86) and
Visual Studio 2005 (x86_64). The multithread- and DLL-specific version of
the run-time libraries are used. You must recompile the binaries for another
run-time library configurations. The same is true for Borland
(Borland C++ Compiler 5.5 is used) and MinGW (MinGW g++ 3.4.2 is used) binaries.


2b. INSTALLATION (Linux/Unix version)
Files after the installation:
ReadMe.txt - this file
license.txt - SQLAPI++ license agreement and warranty
bin\* - simple executable to test database connection
doc\*.* - SQLAPI++ documentation in HTML format
examples\*.cpp - SQLAPI++ steps
examples\Makefile - makefile for building SQLAPI++ steps
include\*.h - public include files
lib\*.* - shared and static SQLAPI++ libraries
g++-*.tar.gz - archives of SQLAPI++ binaries compiled with different g++ versions

These files are only for registered SQLAPI++ version:
src\*.cpp - SQLAPI++ sources
src\*.h - SQLAPI++ private headers
src\Makefile - SQLAPI++ makefile for GNU make
src\sqlapi_gcc - batch file to compile SQLAPI++ (release & debug)

We recommend to recompile the SQLAPI++ binaries on platform it should be used.

Here you can see which folder sqlapi++ has:
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Here the folder lib
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Here the folder bin
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Here the folder include
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Sth that irritates me ... the folder amd64 because i have an AMD 64 X2 Dualcore Prozessor 3800+

So i hope you can help me

[ouch]

what is the problem? just compile the library with whatever compiler you want to use. sounds like they even have some already built for you if your using a microsoft one.

[Leitzelmaster]

well the problem is how to set the paths to the lib's and header files.

[ouch]

just use the makefile they gave you.

or use the makefile to get the paths to set up in a codeblocks project.

or use codeblocks to run the makefile.

[tone_a]

Hi i'm newb in Codeblocks and C++....please someone can give me exactly instruction for compiling and use sqlapi library...i don't really know what i have to do...