gjerde@icebox.org writes:
> But with redhat 6.0(egcs 1.1.2, glibc 2.1) I'm having one problem.
> psql doesn't compile :)
> psql.c:152: initializer element is not constant
> which is
> static FILE * cur_cmd_source = stdin;
> I don't believe I have ever seen that error, and I don't know why it has
> problems with that line.
You have a broken compiler IMHO --- on any reasonable system, stdin
should be a load-time constant address, and load-time constants are
required by the standard to be acceptable initializers for statics.
Either stdin is defined in a very peculiar way, or the compiler is
incapable of handling non-compile-time-constant initializers. In
either case it's gonna fail on a lot more things than just Postgres.
However, it's easy enough to work around it (as you noted in your
followup). I'll commit the change.
Re Oleg's original complaint: I'm not seeing any problem with a
CVS fileset that I pulled afresh on Saturday morning. I think
he somehow got a corrupted copy...
regards, tom lane
