It is true.
Attempt to use regular MySql C API without success with Borland 5.02. I
cannot compile also the most simple example of the official source
distribuited with mysql daemon inst.

Is g++ the linux C compiler ? My attempt to introduce linux in my school
is, unfortunately, impraticable for more reason.
Suggestion for any C, C++ environment to use with XP to develop with
students (16-19 years old)?

Marco

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gcc / g++ etc are cross-platform and are available for Windows:
http://gcc.gnu.org/ . If you want a development environment to go with
that, apparently Eclipse is a popular Open Source platform (although I've
not tried it) http://www.eclipse.org/ .

Alternatively the Microsoft compiler is included as part of the Windows
Platform SDK
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...B35-C656-4969-
ACE8-E4C0C0716ADB&displaylang=en . They also provide a Development
Environment in the form of the Visual Studio Express products, which are
free and targeted at hobbyists / students. The C++ version can be found at
http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/express/visualc/ (you'll want the Platform
SDK as well).


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From: m.mescoli (AT) omnib (DOT) it [mailto:m.mescoli (AT) omnib (DOT) it]
Sent: 28 September 2006 15:51
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Subject: Teaching mysql ... 2

It is true.
Attempt to use regular MySql C API without success with Borland 5.02. I
cannot compile also the most simple example of the official source
distribuited with mysql daemon inst.

Is g++ the linux C compiler ? My attempt to introduce linux in my school is,
unfortunately, impraticable for more reason.
Suggestion for any C, C++ environment to use with XP to develop with
students (16-19 years old)?

Marco

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m.mescoli (AT) omnib (DOT) it wrote:
Yes, Linux uses it, but it's used far more widely than that.

In addition to the options Matt pointed you to, there are two other
major ways to use g++ on Windows: Cygwin and MinGW. They'll be #1 on
Google...not hard to find.

If you have a choice, I'd say you should prefer Cygwin. The licensing
issues shouldn't matter for your situation, and it's got a wider user
base and more available software.

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If you are teaching to complety newbies to unix world i would tell you use
mingw in combination with an ide, lets say code::blocks. You can even try
Eclipse if you have fast enough machines




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