The way you guys are approaching this gives the work much more "legs".
This is the way I would have done it too. I am great with Delphi, but C++
just isn't my cup of tea. Let me know how I can help. For the moment,
I think
testing is going to be my best area.
Paul Reeves wrote:
> Thomas Miller wrote:
>
>> I didn't realize there was another project. Is there a reason you
>> guys haven't
>> tried to merge the two projects?
>>
>
> The architecture of each is very different.
>
> The XTG project is a straightforward, non-object oriented
> implementation of the ODBC functions over the IB/Fb api.
>
> The IBPhoenix driver is a layered, object oriented implementation. The
> database access layer is implemented using the JDBC interface
> specification. The ODBC functions are implemented using a set of OO
> classes that map the ODBC function calls onto the 'JDBC' objects. A
> lot more ambitious, but ultimately a lot more flexible.
>
> I doubt that many are aware that a fully functioning, object-oriented
> class library exists for Firebird, written in C++.
>
> It would probably be more pertinent to ask why we don't work with
> Olivier Mascia's IBPP project - that too is a fully functioning,
> object-oriented class library for Firebird, written in C++. However,
> it uses a different interface, so I doubt that there is much that can
> be shared.
>
>
> Paul
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