Hi,
I am currently trying to compile libdbi on Windows (win32) using MinGW/MSYS.
I got the compilation to complete except for the Oracle driver, which
calls strptime in dbd_oracle.c.
This function is not available on my platform.
However, when looking into dbd_oracle.c I see strptime is used after a
sprintf to convert date/time values using a string. So I would propose
to change:
char stime[101], *cp = NULL;
memset(stime, 0, sizeof(stime));
sprintf(stime, "%04d%02d%02d%02d%02d%02d",
// | YYYY |
(obuff[0]-100)*100 + (obuff[1]-100),
// | month | day |
obuff[2], obuff[3],
// | HH | MM | SS |
obuff[4]-1, obuff[5]-1, obuff[6]-1);
cp = strptime(stime, "%Y%m%d%H%M%S", &tmt);
into:
memset(&tmt, 0, sizeof(tmt));
tmt.tm_sec = obuff[6]-1;
tmt.tm_min = obuff[5]-1;
tmt.tm_hour = obuff[4]-1;
tmt.tm_mday = obuff[3];
tmt.tm_mon = obuff[2];
tmt.tm_year = (obuff[0]-100)*100 + (obuff[1]-100);
This way you get rid of the step where a string is first constructed and
then parsed.
I haven't tested this though, but it does compile now on my system.
Are you willing to consider this change?
If you are interested in other change needed to support MinGW/MSYS
compatibility, let me know and I'll be glad to send more information.
Regards
Brecht Sanders
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