8. Writing drivers

Writing EasySQL drivers is not very complex. Later I may be will write a more detailed description of this procedure, but for now take that steps to your driver:

1. Name your driver. Name should consist from english letters and digits, letters first, digits then. Official name of engine is a best choice, with a possible postfix of a major version release (like `msql' and `msql2' for incompatible 2.0 versiom of mSQL API).
2. Create directory in `drivers/' with the name you choose for your driver (though it's not really required usually there is no reason to make names different).
3. Copy all files from `null' driver directory to your newly created one.
4. Read every file and edit according to it's internal comments.
5. Ask me if something is going wrong.

Good luck!