I'm posting this in the hope that someone else has encountered this
problem already and has solved it - if not I'll just have to plough into
the source and sort it myself.
I still have some Web apps written in PHP/FI 2.0.1. Yes, I know it's
hopelessly out of date, but they work, and they're not important enough
to be worth rewriting. Unfortunately PHP/FI 2.0 won't compile against
Postgres 7. It complains:
pg95.c:495: dereferencing pointer to incomplete type
make: *** [pg95.o] Error
1
What's actually going on at the time is:
/* check result */
result = pg_get_result(res_ind);
if (result == NULL) {
Error("Unable to find result index %s", res_ind);
Push("", STRING);
return;
}
curr_conn = result->conn;
if ((curr_conn == NULL) && (pgTypeRes==0)) {
Error("Unable to get connection for tuple typing in
pg_result")\;
Push("", STRING);
return;
}
where result is defined
PGresult *result=NULL;
Anyone already got a fix? If not, anyone got any suggestions as to what
I start hacking? What has changed in the PGresult structure between 6.3
(when it worked for certain) and 7.0.2 (when it for certain doesn't).
Cheers
Simon
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