Tom Lane wrote:
> "Andrew Dunstan" <andrew@dunslane.net> writes:
>> I have just discovered a tiny fix that is needed when compiling on
>> Windows
>> with a very late model libintl.h. Essentially we need to add vfprintf to
>> the list of items we stop the libintl headers from hijacking. I am still
>> testing, but this change (3 extra lines in port.h) should be very low
>> risk.
>
> Hm, you mean only
>
> #ifdef vfprintf
> #undef vfprintf
> #endif
>
> This seems a bit strange, because the other functions such as vsnprintf
> have several other relevant bits in port.h, plus supporting code in
> src/port/ ... why wouldn't we need all of that?
>
*sigh* you could well be right. I will dig some more. It only happens for
ECPG - everything else links just fine.
cheers
andrew
