Marco Ridoni ⁽³⁸⁾

This is basically a "refresh" release that incorporates all the latest developments in GixSQL. There are no changes to the IDE or the debugger. Binary packages available: A summary of new features and fixes (issue numbers correspond to issues in the GixSQL repository): As usual, binary and source packages are available on the Release page on GitHub.

This is a maintenance release for GixSQL, that fixes a few issues and adds some new features, notably two new database drivers (Oracle and SQLite). Check the documentation for generic and driver-specific usage notes. Please note: there have been several breaking changes both in the runtime libraries and in the preprocessing engine, so source code compiled with older versions MUST be preprocessed again and recompiled. Also, be sure you are using the updated runtime libraries (i.e libgixsql/libgixsql-*).

This is a pre-release for GixSQL. It fixes a few issues and adds two new databases drivers (Oracle and SQLite). The next "standard" release (presumably v1.0.18) will have feature parity for all database drivers. Fixes and new features: Added new Oracle driver, based on ODPI Added new SQLite driver Solution for "PG: issue with prepared statements" (#99) Solution for "PCursors cannot be re-opened after close" (#98) Solution for "libgixpp: setStatus is called for errors without…

The "standalone debugger" for Gix-IDE is almost here. Preliminary tests are going very well, and while I cannot give a firm release date, a pre-release (Windows only at first) should be coming in September. The new debugger will at first have more or less the same feature set of the old one, but the new architecture will allow in the future things as remote debugging and cross-architecture debugging (i.e. debugging x86 code on x64 platform).

In the last few weeks I have been working on two new DB drivers for GixSQL. The first is an Oracle driver, based on ODPI. The second driver targets SQLite v3. Both drivers are fully functional and have passed the current test suite on x86 and x64 platforms. In the next days/weeks I have the intention of bringing up to speed the MySQL and ODBC drivers, that still lack some functionality (e.g. prepared statement support).