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Application Programming Interfaces
This section is for application programming interfaces (APIs) for MySQL. An API is used by popular programming languages to connect to MySQL for manipulating data. It allows developers to make for an easier to use and customized front-end for non-technical end-users. To begin with, we have written documentation on the Perl DBI. We will soon add the C API and the PHP API.
C API
This seciton is still being set up, but it contains documentation on the C API, used by the C programming language to interface with MySQL. There are 0 web pages of documentation in this section.
Perl DBI
This section deals with the Perl DBI used as an interface between MySQL and the programming language Perl. There are 0 web pages of documentation in this section.
PHP API
This seciton is still being set up, but it contains documentation on the PHP API, used by the PHP programming language to interface with MySQL. There are 0 web pages of documentation in this section.