Hello All, Following my previous announcements of CppDB I want to inform you that I had changed the license to dual license BSL/MIT. MIT license option mostly to allow using GPL MySQL connector which does not have an exception for BSL. So I'm still asking for interest of Boost community. The library is not fully boostified (i.e. it does not placed in boost namespace and does not reuse some of boost code as it can) But this is something very simple to fix if there would be an interest. I'm quoting the previous details about the library as reminder what it was all about. Regards, Artyom Relevant Quote from previous message: ------------------------------------- I have recently released a new SQL Connectivity library: General ------- Documentation : http://art-blog.no-ip.info/sql/cppdb/ Mirror Docs. : http://cppcms.sourceforge.net/sql/cppdb/ Download : https://sourceforge.net/projects/cppcms/files/cppdb/ Features -------- - Performance is the primary goal - make fastest possible SQL connectivity as possible - Transparent connection pooling support - Transparent prepared statements caching - Dynamic DB modules loading and optional static linking - Full and high priority support of FOSS RDBMS: MySQL, PostgreSQL, Sqlite3 - Support as many RDBMSs as possible via cppdb-odbc bridge - Simplicity in use - Locale safety - Support of both explicit verbose API and brief and nice syntactic sugar What it is not: --------------- This is not ORM library and not supposed to be so. This is something similar to what JDBC gives to JDK and QtSql gives to Qt and more. Boost Interest -------------- [snip] So before I do any steps forward "Boostification" may be it is better to make sure it gets (or even passes the review) and then boostify the library (which can be done very easily).