Hi,
I am getting a segmentation fault when trying to do the following:
Result_Store result = query.store();
double d = result[0][0];
where the result is a float in the database. I have also tried casting
to float (just in case), and outputting via a stream operator with the
same result. I started to look at ColData.h, but thought I would report
it in case it is a known issue and there is already a fix (probably a
new macro definition) available.
I am using mysqlcppapi-1.7 (though everything is installed as 1.9??) on
Linux with the new mysql-4.0.12. Everything else works fine. (It would
probably be a good idea to regression test against all possible MySQL
column types for these sorts of things.)
I might add that I find it a very useful library, that behaves exactly
as I expect it should, with minimal overhead. Good job, and thanks!
--thomas
--
Please use an explicit test - I know gcc suggest just an extra set of
parenthesis, but I'm personally convinced that is just because some gcc
people have been damaged by too much LISP.
- Linus Torvalds discussing gcc requirements on linux-kernel
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