Michael,
On Wed, Feb 26, 2003 at 10:27:06AM +0100, laurenm1@netcourrier.com wrote:
> If I undestand correctly, I have to build it since it has long been
> gone from cygwin packages.
Yes, but see below...
> So I downloaded latest cygwin packages, cygipc and PostgreSQL 7.1.2-3
> sources.
Where did you get the "PostgreSQL 7.1.2-3 sources" from? Maybe the
7.1.2-3 binary is available at the same place? Note that the cygipc
binary can be used -- there is no need to build cygipc yourself.
> After copying libcygipc.a from /usr/local/lib to /lib, ./configure
> goes fine.
There is no need to do the above -- the linker will find libcygipc.a in
/usr/local/lib.
> But then make gives this error:
> cc1: warning: changing search order for system directory "/usr/local/include"
^^^^^^^
> cc1: warning: as it has already been specified as a non-system directory
^^^^^^^
The above are just warnings and can be safely ignored. So, it appears
that you have successfully built your own PostgreSQL 7.1.2 unless you
are getting others errors.
> If anybody can help on this particular problem, or tell me where to
> find either an old cygwin distribution coming with pre-compiled 7.1.2
> or 7.1.2 binaries going fine with current cygwin distribution, that
> would be a great help.
I happen to have 7.1.2-1, 7.1.2-3, and 7.1.3-2 lying around. I can send
you one of them. However, I would really prefer that you solve the
above build problems (if any) and use your own build. I can't be in the
"business" of supporting multiple Cygwin PostgreSQL versions. I'm not
getting paid enough from the current version to warrant it. :,)
Jason
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