On 2013-11-11 14:13, Larry Evans wrote:
On 11/09/13 16:03, Roland Bock wrote:
Hi,
over the last four or five years I developed several SQL libraries for C++. With C++11 I was finally able to create an SQL library that meets my own expectations and requirements. It is being used in production, I recently put it on github, and I would really like to hear from you guys whether this is something that could be interesting for you personally or for boost?
Hi Roland,
I 'git cloned' the library and looked at some of the files. Apparently there are tabs in the file. IIRC, tabs are not supposed to be in the boost source code. Also, the header files have a .h extension. Again, IIRC, boost headers should have .hpp extension.
-Larry
Hi Larry, Thanks for the hint! Well, there are quite a few things not in a state that I would dare to ask for a formal review... I consider the library very useful right now and I wouldn't want to do SQL programming in C++ without it. And I would love to see sqlpp11 or something similar to become part of boost and/or STL one fine day, but there are quite a few miles to go to get there. I'll put file names and no-tabs onto my growing ToDo list. These are probably among the earlier items to be ticked off :-) Best regards, Roland