I am a newbie to U++. I am looking to see if I can use its OO C++ wrappers over Sqlite to make it easier to program against its C API.
For this to happen do I need to download the entire Windows Installer distribution available on Sourceforge? Is there some kind of minimal download I can perform if I am interested only in the Sql aspects of U++?
forlano Messages: 1185 Registered: March 2006 Location: Italy
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rdilipk wrote on Tue, 21 June 2011 15:14
Hi
I am a newbie to U++. I am looking to see if I can use its OO C++ wrappers over Sqlite to make it easier to program against its C API.
For this to happen do I need to download the entire Windows Installer distribution available on Sourceforge? Is there some kind of minimal download I can perform if I am interested only in the Sql aspects of U++?
Thanks!
Hello,
yes, download everything.
The sql library touch even the GUI aspect and you may need even that.
dolik.rce Messages: 1789 Registered: August 2008 Location: Czech Republic
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rdilipk wrote on Tue, 21 June 2011 15:14
Hi
I am a newbie to U++. I am looking to see if I can use its OO C++ wrappers over Sqlite to make it easier to program against its C API.
For this to happen do I need to download the entire Windows Installer distribution available on Sourceforge? Is there some kind of minimal download I can perform if I am interested only in the Sql aspects of U++?
Thanks!
Hi and welcome to the forum
The absolute minimum to use Sql is (AFAIK) the Sql package, Core package and plugin/z package. However, I would really strongly recommend you to download the whole thing anyway That way, you will get the examples and tutorials and also theide (compiling the sources without theide is not a simple task). Of course you don't have to use the whole thing, once you learn little bit more, you can strip out just the parts you need. But for learning purposes the entire package is better.
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That way, you will get the examples and tutorials and also theide (compiling the sources without theide is not a simple task). Of course you don't have to use the whole thing, once you learn little bit more, you can strip out just the parts you need. But for learning purposes the entire package is better.
