Thread: ecpg and C++

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Folks,

If I wanted to embed SQL code in a C++ file is there a way to use ecpg
to generate the proper C++ files?


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Peter L. Berghold                                     Peter@Berghold.Net
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On Thu, Jul 28, 2005 at 05:07:04PM -0400, Peter L. Berghold wrote:
> If I wanted to embed SQL code in a C++ file is there a way to use ecpg
> to generate the proper C++ files?

Sorry for the late answer, but I have been on vacation and some business
trips, so I'm just catching up on my mail backlog.

What exactly do you want to get and do not? ecpg is supposed to be a C
precompiler, but it should at least accept most C++ stuff as well. That
of course means that it is output as read, so remains C++.

The internal code produced remains C of course unless you implement a
different output engine.

Michael
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