Hi,
the concept of tntdb is currently to support the built-in numeric C++ types
int, unsigned, float and double. But indeed the int and unsigned types are
even on 64-bit systems only 32 bit. Currently to only solution is to use
float or double. I see, that there is a need for 64-bit types.
The return type is then int64_t or uint64_t. Should we support then explicit
32 bit types int32_t and uint32_t then also?
The new methods for tntdb::Value are:
int32_t getInt32() const
uint32 getUnsigned32() const
int64_t getInt64() const
uint64_t getUnsigned64() const
The interface tntdb::IValue gets also these methods and every implementation
needs to be extended with them. Since the methods are quite trivial to
implement, I feel, that we should do that.
Currently in 0.9.2 there are drivers for sqlite3, mysql and postgresql and in
the svn-version is a driver for oracle.
Mark: it would be fine, if you send patches. I will integrate them.
Tommi
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