mysql simple connector
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From: artobrezan on 25 Dec 2009 11:37 Maybe someone will be interested in this code. Here is a small and simple mysql driver for common lisp, that is access to mysql via the mysql client/server protocol. No third-party libraries are needed (i.e. mysqllib), no ffi calls, no additional asdf libraries. Right now it is written for lispworks' cl (easy to port to other cl implementations). I wrote it in my spare time as an exercise of learning cl and don't want to perish it forever. http://paste.lisp.org/display/92632
From: Scott Burson on 26 Dec 2009 19:09 On Dec 25, 8:37 am, artobre...(a)yahoo.com wrote: > Maybe someone will be interested in this code. Here is a small and > simple mysql driver for common lisp, that is access to mysql via the > mysql client/server protocol. Cool! I might have a use for this. Thanks! -- Scott
From: Art on 27 Dec 2009 12:55 I found a minor bug in my code (not critical at all) :) Function put-int32-to-array. The last line in that function should be (setf (aref array (+ position 3)) (logand #xFF (ash int -24)))) i.e. (+ position 3) the fixed version is on my web site at www.obrezan.com/lisp/mysql.lisp > > Maybe someone will be interested in this code. Here is a small and > > simple mysql driver for common lisp, that is access to mysql via the > > mysql client/server protocol. > > Cool! I might have a use for this. Thanks!
From: Ariel Badichi on 27 Dec 2009 15:26 On Dec 27, 7:55 pm, Art <artobre...(a)yahoo.com> wrote: > I found a minor bug in my code (not critical at all) :) > > Function put-int32-to-array. The last line in that function should be > (setf (aref array (+ position 3)) (logand #xFF (ash int -24)))) > > i.e. (+ position 3) > > the fixed version is on my web site atwww.obrezan.com/lisp/mysql.lisp > Skimming it, it occurred to me that there might be another bug: formatting the SHA1 hash incorrectly. Use ~8,'0X rather than ~X. > > > > > Maybe someone will be interested in this code. Here is a small and > > > simple mysql driver for common lisp, that is access to mysql via the > > > mysql client/server protocol. > > > Cool! I might have a use for this. Thanks!
From: Art on 27 Dec 2009 17:55
Thanks! > Skimming it, it occurred to me that there might be another bug: > formatting the SHA1 hash incorrectly. Use ~8,'0X rather than ~X. |