Re: Storing Program Data

On Mar 26, 2:46=A0am, "Jim Langston" <tazmas...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> George Huber wrote:
> > ja...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 wrote:
> >> I've been trying to find a good way to store program data (i.e. a
> >> database)
> >> but I can't find very good information of how to do tht that isn't
> >> platform
> >> specific using C++ other than basiclly creating my own database
> >> system on
> >> the file system(i.e. flat files). =A0I guess I'm asking if there are
> >> any good
> >> platform independant library's for this, or commonly used
> >> methodologies. =A0I
> >> know there is MS's .NET/CLR but I have a good knowledge of SQL but I
> >> just
> >> can't seem to figure out how to use that with C/C++. =A0This has
> >> stumped me
> >> for 13 years of learning it all my self. =A0I can do it in several
> >> other
> >> languages just not C/C++. =A0I ask about C++ specifically as I prefer
> >> it but I
> >> can ****t C examples myself so any help is appreciated.
>
> > [ot]
>
> > Take a look at SQLite - it's a light weight, embeddable database with
> > binding for several languages (including C and C++). =A0There are
> > several examples written in C and / or C++ on the web site
>
> > [/ot]
>
> Another choice is MySQL. =A0It should work in both Linux and Microsoft.
=
=A0Don't
> know about Mac though.
>
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> Jim Langston
> tazmas...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Thanks I have tried finding a library to allow me to use MySQL but I
havn't found one.  It maybe I just haven't found enough information to
understand how to connect to a external database server.  Is there any
information you could point me to reference the process it would be
appreciated.