On Thu, Apr 24, 2014 at 11:09 AM, Michael Paquier <michael.paquier@gmail.com
> wrote:
> On Thu, Apr 24, 2014 at 4:27 PM, Magnus Hagander <magnus@hagander.net>
> wrote:
> > At least some fo that is intentional - things that are considered
> "internal"
> > were not given a version resource intentionally. E.g. the
> conversion_procs
> > is very intentional. The EXE/DLL in contrib should definitely have them
> > though.
> Why isn't conversion_procs done? Just to lower the maintenance pain?
>
>
IIRC, yes.
> > it also seems like the wrong way to go about it - for all the other
> files,
> > it's added by rule (when PGFILEDESC is specified in the Makefile). Which
> > currently appears to be the *only* way it's added, so are you saying this
> > just doesn't work? Or does it work for some of them?
> PGFILEDESC gets recognized, but not for any Makefile in contrib/. I am
> guessing that a call to AddDir is missing when defining the contrib
> projects. Just a guess from reading the code.
>
Quite possibly so - in which case that's probably what should be fixed,
rather than adding manual calls all over the place.
It does have it for pgevent.dll, btw - that's the one that also uses
PGFILESHLIB which would have to be set properly for anything else that's a
DLL.
> I think the proper solutioni s to add PGFILEDESC entries to the
> Makefile's,
> > and if that one doesn't actually work then fix the build system to work
> :)
> > (Sorry, don't have a win32 build environment around to test it right now)
> Yeah, that's what I thought, until I noticed that PGFILEDESC is only
> defined in Makefile of contrib modules containing binaries
> (pg_upgrade, oid2name, etc.). There is no documentation describing
> this variable except what I could find in some archives of 2004.
>
Hehe, yeah. The patch should add it to the others that need the version
resource.
> > Then it will be consistent between mingw and msvc, which your patch
> isn't, I
> > believe?
> There is no reference in the source code to mingw. Am I missing smth?
>
mingw builds using the Makefiles, not the "perl based custom build system".
In particular, the PGFILEDESC stuff s in makefiles/Makefile.win32. (Also
PGFILESHLIB)
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