How To Connect Dev C++ With Mysql
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How to connect Dev C to MySQL Database. I have seen some tutorials online for connecting it but nothing worked for me. I had even downloaded a 'libmysql-5.0.5-1sid.DevPak' and tried but did not work for me. I am using 5.11version of Dev C. Can some one please tell me how to achieve my goal and if steps for doing the task would be even greater.
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does someone know nice, clean tutorial with links for all headers and libraries for connection to MySQL database? Little snitch google analytics. I'm searching for something good for about week now, but I've still found only some rly rly rly retarded posts, without any libraries for donwload or something, just code, i've tried mysqlconnector for c++ but it's not working with visual studio 2010, I need some updated and tested tutorial that is working with visual studio 2010, I've tried MySQL connector, mysql++ and sql api, I don't knoww why, but I've got errors with every thing (mysql connector is not working with vs2010, I have found topic about somewhere, sqlapi is giving me errors from headers - wtf?! etc)
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mysql++ works with VC++ 2010. Must be something you are doing incorrectly. Post some code so that we can see what you are doing.