Warren Young wrote:
I'm wondering if anyone has gotten this message when running the
mysql++ samples. It's occuring when main() exits and the system is
trying to release Connection con.
Try simplifying the code to the point that the error goes away. This
may prove insightful.
I've isolated it to the release of the Connection object. For example,
if I change it to Connection*, new it,and DON'T delete it (thus leaking
it), I experience no exception/crash.
My problems seem to be machine-specific,
Indeed, it's compiler-specific as well. Keep in mind, MySQL++ is
cross-platform.
I guess I should have been more specific--it is machine-specific in that
I have the same platform and setup (WinXP, etc.) working successfully
on several other machines--it's just this one particular computer that
is giving me trouble.
Specifically, I'm running myql 5.0.0-alpha
I can't have too much sympathy with your problems since you're running a
pre-stable version of the database server, especially since you're able
to crash it. Is there a good reason why you aren't using 4.0 or 4.1?
Your lack of sympathy notwithstanding, I should have mentioned that I had
tried reverting to the production version unsuccessfully (hence retrying
the example programs) on this one particular computer. My reasons for
testing against 5.x? Wanting to leverage the new functionality.
combinations of mysql and mysql++. For example, if I'm running mysql
5.0.2-alpha and mysql++ 1.7.25, the MySQL service terminates.
I can't imagine a MySQL++ error that could cause MySQL to die. A
non-buggy version of MySQL should be uncrashable with any conceivable input.
I guess I'm looking for someone who has had the same specific problem that I
have (again, it seems to be a computer-specific WinXP issue, so is it some
Windows registry thing? is it a Win32 application conflict thing?), not
someone who cannot imagine/conceive of the problem--I do, however, appreciate
your first suggestion.
