C++ IntelliSense Undefined Error

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When I do:

C++

#if !defined(CHECK_EMBEDDED_DIFFERENCES) || !defined(EMBEDDED_LIBRARY)
  Vio *vio;
  unsigned char *buff,*buff_end,*write_pos,*read_pos;
  mysql_socket fd;

I get in intelliSense: identifier "mysql_socket" is undefined
c:\program files\mysql\mysql server 5.5\include\mysql_com.h

I'm using Visual Sturio 2010 with Windows 7. What would cause this error?

Posted 7-May-11 7:47am

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Updated 7-May-11 8:03am

Sandeep Mewara

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NuttingCDEF · Accepted Answer · 2011-05-07T08:35:00

It's looking for a type 'mysql_socket' and can't find it defined anywhere. Where do you think it is defined?

Have you included all necessary header (.h) files to set up the definitions required for the MySQL API? You may need more than just mysql_com.h.

Also, I'm not familiar with that API, but a quick search for mysql_socket on Google suggests that you might need MYSQL_SOCKET instead - capitalisation matters in C/C++/C# and related languages.

Hope this helps.