Thread: Modern C++ Interface

Modern C++ Interface

From
Peter Jones
Date:
Hello all. I have written a modern C++ interface for postgresql and
wanted to talk about donating it to the project. By "modern C++" I mean
an interfaces that makes use of modern C++ techniques such as exceptions
and iterators.

This C++ code provides a nice API wrapper for libpq. I have not released
to code to the public yet, but I have used it in a few of my
applications. Right now the code is tagged with a BSD license and is
available though my anonymous CVS server.

The cvs web interface:
http://pmade.org/cvs/viewcvs.cgi/pgee/

Shortcut to headers:
http://pmade.org/cvs/viewcvs.cgi/pgee/include/pgee/

I would be willing to maintain this code as a separate project, but I
think it would better serve the community if it was part of postgres.

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Re: Modern C++ Interface

From
Patrick Welche
Date:
Just as a knee jerk reply: How is your interface different to libpqxx ?
(available on gborg)

Cheers,

Patrick

On Wed, Apr 09, 2003 at 11:15:46AM -0700, Peter Jones wrote:
> Hello all. I have written a modern C++ interface for postgresql and
> wanted to talk about donating it to the project. By "modern C++" I mean
> an interfaces that makes use of modern C++ techniques such as exceptions
> and iterators.
>
> This C++ code provides a nice API wrapper for libpq. I have not released
> to code to the public yet, but I have used it in a few of my
> applications. Right now the code is tagged with a BSD license and is
> available though my anonymous CVS server.
>
> The cvs web interface:
> http://pmade.org/cvs/viewcvs.cgi/pgee/
>
> Shortcut to headers:
> http://pmade.org/cvs/viewcvs.cgi/pgee/include/pgee/
>
> I would be willing to maintain this code as a separate project, but I
> think it would better serve the community if it was part of postgres.
>
> --
> Peter Jones <unix;c++;crypto;xml;vi;4wd;geek> [ http://pmade.org ]
> PGP Fingerprint: 0A2B F8AB 63CF F7A2 556F F892 5B43 7370 A4B6 E0DF
>
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Re: Modern C++ Interface

From
Peter Jones
Date:
Hey, remember back when Patrick Welche said:
> Just as a knee jerk reply: How is your interface different to libpqxx ?
> (available on gborg)

Well, I feel pretty stupid. I had no idea that this was being developed.
The libpqxx project has the same goals as Pgee, and is much further
along in development.

Pgee does seem to be a lot less "cluttered", but I don't see any reason
why PostgreSQL should ship with Pgee over libpqxx.

Please forgive my interruption on this list, and keep up the good work!

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Peter Jones <unix;c++;crypto;xml;vi;4wd;geek> [ http://pmade.org ]
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Re: Modern C++ Interface

From
"Christopher Kings-Lynne"
Date:
Hi Peter,

Feel free to create a new project on gborg.postgresql.org and add your project anyway!

Or maybe you could contribute some of your ideas to libpqxx...?

Chris

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Peter Jones" <pjones@pmade.org>
To: "Patrick Welche" <prlw1@newn.cam.ac.uk>
Cc: <pgsql-patches@postgresql.org>
Sent: Saturday, April 12, 2003 1:52 AM
Subject: Re: [PATCHES] Modern C++ Interface


> Hey, remember back when Patrick Welche said:
> > Just as a knee jerk reply: How is your interface different to libpqxx ?
> > (available on gborg)
> 
> Well, I feel pretty stupid. I had no idea that this was being developed.
> The libpqxx project has the same goals as Pgee, and is much further
> along in development.
> 
> Pgee does seem to be a lot less "cluttered", but I don't see any reason
> why PostgreSQL should ship with Pgee over libpqxx.
> 
> Please forgive my interruption on this list, and keep up the good work!
> 
> -- 
> Peter Jones <unix;c++;crypto;xml;vi;4wd;geek> [ http://pmade.org ]
> PGP Fingerprint: 0A2B F8AB 63CF F7A2 556F F892 5B43 7370 A4B6 E0DF
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