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Subject:	Re: MySQL 5.0.21 C API under cygwin
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Eric Lilja wrote:
>>
>> I just wanted to share this if someone else is wants to do what I want 
>> to: Develop C/C++ programs using Cygwin that talk to a native Windows 
>> MySQL server.

Great!

Nicholas Thayer wrote:
>  The issue with the
> /tmp/mysql.sock is that MySQL uses domain sockets for *NIX machines and 
> named pipes on Windows machines.  Specifying the IP address uses TCP/IP 
> sockets, which work as expected.

It would be interesting to see if the cygwin libmysql could be fooled 
into using named pipes when connecting to the native mysqld. I guess 
that could give some speedup, at least a big difference can be seen on 
*NIX  when using domain sockets instead of TCP/IP.

I'm just thinking loud here. :)
When compiling libmysql under cygwin it should be possible to also the 
compile in the named pipe support.

Best regards
Magnus


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Magnus Svensson, Software Engineer
MySQL AB, www.mysql.com

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