I\'m running OSX(10.4.11) & I\'m trying to get a decent C(preferably C++) binding for MySQL figured out. I have some data in an offsite database I want to analyze.
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The SQLApi++ has been ported to OS/X by this guy, as part of a REALBasic plugin. He may be open to licensing it.
I don't know why it hasn't been licensed back to them. Maybe they are not interested in supporting Mac clients.
How is MySQL++ being funky for you?
I've never had any problems using the MySQL C library.
You might want to look at SOCI. Although it builds upon the MySQL C API, it presents a much nicer C++-friendly interface than using the C bindings.
Personally I've used mymysql in the past (still do if I'm working in C++) it's a lightweight wrapper around the C api and ties memory management to object lifetimes.
It can be found here: http://www.redi.uklinux.net/mymysql/
Despite the warnings on the site, it's still not a bad library. It was actually written by a former colleague and despite him not really maintining it anymore it's still in fairly good shape.
There is mysql++. I've used it with one of our c++ projects.