Subject | Re: [Firebird-Architect] Re: C API Upgrade? |
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Author | Alex Peshkov |
Post date | 2008-01-31T08:20:21Z |
On Thursday 31 January 2008 02:34, dmitry.lipetsk wrote:
too awful to use. It's not very easy to use it in end-user program, but who
now writes end-user programs using low-level API? What about using it for
writing various end-user APIs (like set of Delphi components), it's very good
and (for me) seems to be better then some other SQL servers API.
> > The C API is dreadful.Here I should agree with Dmitry. I also do not think that ISC API is something
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> Really?
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> Oh, yes. It is not object-oriented.
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> - ~40 (primary) functions
> - struct XSQLDA
> - struct XSQLVAR
> - struct ARRAY_BOUND
> - struct ARRAY_DESC
> - struct BLOB_DESC
> - struct QUAD
> - struct TIMESTAMP
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> This is really dreadful and complexity?
too awful to use. It's not very easy to use it in end-user program, but who
now writes end-user programs using low-level API? What about using it for
writing various end-user APIs (like set of Delphi components), it's very good
and (for me) seems to be better then some other SQL servers API.
> > A vastly better approach is to the the C++ binding of the JDBC APIHere I do not understand - how is it related with API discussion?
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> in
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> > Vulcan. It is simple, flexible, and semantically equivalent to
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> probably
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> > the strongest general SQL API in the industry.
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> Jeams, I think that Vulcan is dead. Really. Sorry.