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Started by Draakie, December 15, 2006, 06:07:01 AM

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Draakie

Howdy !

Might be some-what of a general boring query but....

Any-one have any experience with MySQL v 5 interfacing via Assembler (MASM32)?
I'am embarking on a relatively large project - just wanted to know what I'am letting
myself in for. Source examples if available appreciated.

Thanks
Draakie
Does this code make me look bloated ? (wink)

u

There's the http://www.sqlite.org/ , but it's not server-based. PellesC uses it for its IDE's intellisense.
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Draakie

Thanx Ultrano - always good to hear from you -

But Alas - yep - this is gonna be multi client / server environment and DB will
have to be MySQL (for various reasons). Was thinking of OBDC interfacing -
using ASM for front-end data forms and dialogs, sql etc. -> am I crazy ?? <-
Any suggestions ?

TA
Draakie
Does this code make me look bloated ? (wink)

Biterider

Hi
If you are looking for an OleDB (ODBC) example using ASM, you can check the ObjAsm32 OleDB project. Hope it will be helpful.

Regards,

Biterider

zooba

Quote from: Draakie on December 15, 2006, 10:52:52 AM
using ASM for front-end data forms and dialogs, sql etc. -> am I crazy ?? <-

Probably, ASM really isn't designed for GUI. Then again, that's never stopped any of the rest of us :bg

Seriously though, the pain of using a client/server model in ASM (GUI or not) is quite likely not going to be worth any advantage you may get. That said, if you accept that you are crazy, best of luck to you :thumbu  :8)

Cheers,

Zooba :U

Draakie

Zooba : LOL  :bg :lol :bg - U're probably right - should be using PHP or something.

                                  - And yep I'am gonna be crazy and use ASM instead. :toothy

BiteRider : Thanx will have a look.

Has anybody done this before ?!
Does this code make me look bloated ? (wink)

Ghirai

It's not that complicated really.
The LIBs (which are supposed to be used with C), export all the necessary functions, so it's reasonably easy.

I played with them some time ago (but for PostgreSQL).
MASM32 Project/RadASM mirror - http://ghirai.com/hutch/mmi.html

Mark Jones

If you wish to see a working demonstration of SQLite in assembler, check out this thread. Overall, pretty simple once you get the hang of it. :wink
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