> Does DbiXX support some boost types and even more important
> user-defined datatypes?
No it isn't. it supports std::tm, std::string and primitive types like
int/double.
> Anyway, the decision to build on libdbi sounds much more
> mature.
It is much more a wrapper of libdbi, it also allows you
to use libdbi API directly if something is not covered.
Best,
Artyom
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