I added mysql++ into DevC++ with Package Manager, but I can't use it.
When I tryed to compile code I get (for mysql++.h) the next error message: No
such file or directory.
I have include statement for mysql++.h and also using namespace mysqlpp
statement.
What is the problem?
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Installing the package alone will not add the path to the include file to the
compiler search list. You need to do that for your project in the project
options. A similar problem will occur for the library path in finding the
library itself.
It is likely that the package includes a starter project template that will
have all the necessary settings already. If it does, you should probably use
that. File->New->New Project, then select the appropriate template.
Note that much of this is detailed already in the "PLEASE READ BEFORE
POSTING A QUESTION". If you continuer to have problem, you should read
that thread because it tells you what information you need to post to get
effective assistance (the three things you failed to post this time).
Clifford
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I added mysql++ into DevC++ with Package Manager, but I can't use it.
When I tryed to compile code I get (for mysql++.h) the next error message: No
such file or directory.
I have include statement for mysql++.h and also using namespace mysqlpp
statement.
What is the problem?
Installing the package alone will not add the path to the include file to the
compiler search list. You need to do that for your project in the project
options. A similar problem will occur for the library path in finding the
library itself.
It is likely that the package includes a starter project template that will
have all the necessary settings already. If it does, you should probably use
that. File->New->New Project, then select the appropriate template.
Note that much of this is detailed already in the "PLEASE READ BEFORE
POSTING A QUESTION". If you continuer to have problem, you should read
that thread because it tells you what information you need to post to get
effective assistance (the three things you failed to post this time).
Clifford