mysql - Connector/C++ compile error -

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When I compile the code that contains the connector / C + header, I get the following errors:

C: \ qt \ 2010.03 \ mingw \ bin ../ lib / gcc / mingw32 / 4.4.0 /../../../../ contains / stdint.h: 27: Error: 'int8_t' is a previous announcement 'typedef four signed on int8_t'

c: \ qt \ 2010.03 \ mingw \ bin ../ lib / gcc / mingw32 / 4.4.0 /../ ../../ ./include/stdint.h:31: Error: The previous declaration in 'int32_t' is 'typedef int int32_t'

c: \ qt \ 2010.03 \ mingw \ bin ../ Lib / gcc / mingw32 /4.4.0/../../../include/stdint.h:32: Error: Last call in 'UIT 32_t' As a nickname, type -f unsigned int uint32_t '

Actually I do all this: 

  #include & lt; Cppconn / driver.h & gt; # Include & lt; Cppconn / exception.h & gt; # Include & lt; Cppconn / resultset.h & gt; # Include & lt; Cppconn / statement.h & gt; # Include & lt; Cppconn / ready_statement.h>

Now I can comment on lines by going to file which gives me errors: 

  // typedef signed four int8_t; // typingf int int32_t; // typed unsigned UIT 32_T;

It compiles, but when I try to run mysql code: 

  sql :: driver * driver; Driver = get_driver_instance ();

I get this output

test.exe removed from code -1073741515

Any ideas ?

The first thing I am trying to do is try to wrap up / offensive code in a try / catch, and if It should be seen that it is throwing an exception, which can get some information from you ...


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