"Aborted" in a C++ program usually means an exception was thrown that
you didn’t catch. In this case, the connection constructor could have
thrown something.
try
{
Connection MySQL(db, host, user, pass);
}
catch(...)
{
cout << "Connection failed." << endl;
}
Check the excellent online class/function reference for more details
about what exceptions can be thrown.
> I am trying to prove a small program of test, but when trying
> to execute it
> this always it throws "Aborted (core dumped)", this happens
> at the time of
> making the connection:
>
> It is the program:
>
> #include <iostream.h>
> #include <iomanip.h>
> #include "sqlplus.hh"
>
> cchar *user="sqluser";
> cchar *pass="sqluser";
> cchar *host="Localhost";
> cchar *db="test";
>
> main () {
> cout << "Conectando...\n";
> Connection MySQL(db, host, user, pass);
> cout << "Ok.";
> return 0;
> }
>
> also i have proven with "Connection MySQL(db)" and
> "Connection MySQL();
> MySQL.connect();", this like "root" and "common user"
>
> i am using:
>
> redhat 7.0
> gcc 2.96
> mysql 3.23.36
> mysql++ 1.7.8
>
> Thanks for your help !!! and sorry by my english !!!
>
> --
> Luis E. Cruz Campos
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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