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Wednesday, November 15. 2006

Version 0.3 of the MySQL FFI for Gambit released

Scheme

Click on the icon to download the MySQL FFI

Another version of the MySQL FFI is finished and ready for takeoff. Some big changes in this version. First of all, MySQL connection pooling has been implemented, and should be mostly thread-safe. I've also done up some higher-level functions for retrieving data from the database. Again, this release is not perfect, but it is getting much closer.

Click here to download the tar file
Here is the documentation

I am currently working on a set of macros as a sort of object-relational layer between the DB and scheme. Obviously this not a true object relational... anything, because there are no real (native) objects in scheme. More info forthcoming.
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