Create php extension to connect mysql.

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Hello all, I am new member, I hope receive your supports about creating a php extension to connect to mysql by C++ driver (Mysql connector C++). Thank you very much.

[edit - copied from comment to first answer - Peter-in-2780]
I want to create a php extension (.dll file) and this file can connect and access MySQL. I have try create a simple php extension "Hello World" and it runs normally, but when I try to add function connect to MySQL (use C++ driver connector), it do not work and Wamp do not work when load this extension in php.ini. Purpose of action, I want to hide a piece of my php code when up host my site. I hope receive your supports,thank you very much. I am sorry about English skill, I am VietNamese. [/edit]

Posted 15-Aug-10 17:41pm

Anh Ma Truong

Updated 16-Aug-10 16:35pm

Peter_in_2780

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Peter_in_2780 17-Aug-10 3:07am

Just adding a comment to get an email to OP so he can see edits to Q and A.

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Peter_in_2780 · Answer 1 · 2010-08-15T18:41:00

What are you trying to do? If you want your PHP code to access MySQL, that's already built in to PHP. Likewise, C++ can interface to MySQL directly.

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You do not need to do anything to hide php code from visitors to your site. For example, have a look at this[^] That site is running on a computer within a metre of where I'm sitting, and I bet you can't see any of the PHP that generates the page or the MySQL database that stores everything. This is running on a very straightforward WAMP setup. There is no C++ involved. If you really need it, I can show you some bits of my Apache and PHP config.
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