1. Introduction. What is and what for..

2. Availability, License agreement and registration procedure

2.1. Availability
2.2. License agreement
2.3. Registration

3. Installation and first-time configuration

3.1. Downloading source distribution and compilation
3.2. Downloading and installing binary distribution

4. Run-time configurations

4.1. Global configuration file
4.2. Database descriptions

5. EasySQL internal structure

6. API description

6.1. C++ language access methods

Most usable methods. Recommended minimum
Sometimes usable methods
Rarely required methods

6.2. C language access methods
6.3. Miscellaneous methods used both in C and C++ applications

7. Drivers of supported databases

7.1. `msql' driver - MiniSQL v1.x, lightweight database engine by D.Hughes

Supported databases
Accepted options
Driver's author

7.2. `msql2' driver - MiniSQL v2.x, lightweight database engine by D.Hughes

Supported databases
Accepted options
Driver's author

7.3. `mysql' driver - MySQL, powerful yet basically free engine

Supported databases
Accepted options
Driver's author

7.4. `null' driver - for testing EasySQL engine itself

Supported databases
Accepted options
Driver's author

8. Writing drivers

Appendix A. Version-to-version changes

Appendix B. Frequently asked questions

Appendix C. API alphabetical indexes

C.1. Alphabetical list of all C++ access methods
C.2. Alphabetical list of all C access methods
C.3. Alphabetical list of miscellaneous C/C++ functions