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Object-relational mapping with ODB and Boost - Boris Kolpackov [ Boostcon 2011 ]

https://cppnow.org --- ODB is an open-source, cross-platform and cross-database object-relational mapping (ORM) system for C++. Unlike other libraries offering a similar functionality, ODB automatically generates the code that performs the conversion between persistent classes and their database representation from C++ class declarations. ODB is also highly customizable. Components such as basic types, smart pointers, and containers from popular frameworks and libraries such as Boost and Qt can be used seamlessly in persistent classes along with the standard versions. The first half of the talk introduces the basic concepts and workflow of the ODB system. The second half focuses on the ODB profile for Boost, a library that provides support for persisting Boost value types (e.g., boost::gregorian::date), smart pointers (e.g., boost::shared_ptr), and containers (e.g., boost::optional, boost::unordered_set). Note to the program committee: I am proposing another talk (Parsing C++ with GCC plugins). If both talks are accepted, I would prefer if that talk was scheduled earlier in the week than this presentation. While there is no strict dependency between the two, ODB is a GCC plugin implementation and some of the attendees of the GCC plugin talk may be interested in also attending this talk to learn what can actually be achieved. --- Optimized And Managed by Digital Medium Ltd - events.digital-medium.co.uk events@digital-medium.co.uk --- *--* ---