The previous implementation of libpq++ was full of bugs, leaked memory
all over the place, and suffered from C style programming. That is
why it had to be rewritten. I would not even recommend brining this
monstrosity back to life. The ANSII string class that is used in
libpq++ in its current reincarnation comes standard with g++ and
compiles well everywhere. It does not add too much complexity or
size to the final library. It only makes it more stable and
maintanable. I would vote against regressing to the previous form
of libpq++.
Leo
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Subject: [HACKERS] Re: [QUESTIONS] libpq++
From: "Sergey S. Kosyakov" <ks%itp.ac.ru@interlockp.lubrizol.com> at LZ-
INTERNET
Date: 6/26/97 4:57 PM
I build the old version (from postgres95-1.09) libpq++ with libpq 6.1.
It works good enough (at least in my program unde FreeBSD). May be for
backward compatibility it will be useful to include the old libpq++
(e.g. as libpqo++) in the postgres distribution? The reason -
old libpq++ is simple and does not use C++ template classes. If
somebody is interesting in it I can send the code.
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Sergey Kosyakov
Landau Institute for Theoretical Physics
E-Mail: Sergey S. Kosyakov <ks@itp.ac.ru>
Date: 26-Jun-97
Time: 16:57:08
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