| Free C++ Library for OCI Aggregate Functions [message #159192] |
Thu, 16 February 2006 11:18 |
daesca
Messages: 1
Registered: February 2006
Location: Toronto, ON
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I am developing a C++ library to take care of some of the bookkeeping required when implementing aggregate functions using the ODCI interface. If you are implementing aggregate functions in C++ you may want to take a look at the library to see if it could be of use to you. It is available for download at http://www.daes.ca/library. Although it is a C++ library it only uses the OCI interface, it does not use OCCI. If you use the library I would be interested in your feedback. Thank you.
An example of a complete implementation of an aggregate function to calculate the skewness of a column of NUMBER values would be:
class Skewness
{
public:
void Calculate(const std::deque<double>& data, double* result)
{
*result = skewness(data.begin(), data.end());
}
};
typedef AggregateCollect<Skewness> SkewAggr;
DAES_COLLECTION_C_CALLOUTS(Skew,SkewAggr)
The library includes a tool for automatically generating the corresponding Oracle type and function. The library has been tested with Oracle 9i & 10g, and on Windows (32 & 64) using VS2003 & VS2005 and Linux (32 & 64) using GCC3 & GCC4.
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David Taylor
DAES Software Development Incorporated
www.daes.ca
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