[plt-scheme] latest way of getting to MySQL using MzScheme?

Sorry,

The last version on planet is for 350/360 I think.
There was a thread on mysql lately. I think someone
had a mysql driver using the mysql protocol via TCP.

I'd like to provide that one as a driver for sqlid sometime.

--Hans

Jens Axel Søgaard schreef:
> Jan Theodore Galkowski skrev:
>> I checked the Help Desk but nothing dropped out.
>>
>> So, what's the latest way of getting to MySQL using MzScheme?  I've
>> seen mentioned of an ODBC thing ("SrPersist"?) and an sqli/spld.  These
>> suggest recompilations.  Is there anything built in, in a publicly
>> available lib, or SRFI?  Haven't found anything in the latter, but
>> still reading.
>
> Check PLaneT:
>
>   <http://planet.plt-scheme.org/300/>
>
> sqlid.plt contributed by Hans Oesterholt contains support for MySQL.
>
> Hans the documentation say that recompilation is unneccessary on
> Windows, but I get:
>
>   Welcome to DrScheme, version 369.7-svn31jan2007 [3m].
>   Language: Pretty Big (includes MrEd and Advanced Student).
>   > (require (planet "sqld-sqlite.scm" ("oesterholt" "sqlid.plt" 1 2)))
>   gcc.exe: no input files
>   gcc.exe: no input files
>   gcc.exe: no input files
>   gcc.exe: no input files
>   gcc.exe: no input files
>   >
>
> which seems fishy.
>
> Jan, perhaps one of the SQLite pacakges will do?
>