Thread: Updated Win32 libs

Updated Win32 libs

From
"Dave Page"
Date:
I've uploaded a new set of win32 libs to developer.pgadmin.org. These
ones are built from postgresql 8.0 beta4.

Regards, Dave

Re: Updated Win32 libs

From
Andreas Pflug
Date:
Dave Page wrote:
> I've uploaded a new set of win32 libs to developer.pgadmin.org. These
> ones are built from postgresql 8.0 beta4.

With the previous versions (20041016), my pg_dump will complain about
missing pg_strcasecmp. Now (20041025), it won't work because
libintl-2.dll isn't present.

Actually, I'm not too happy about this DLL hell stuff. Static linking
probably wouln't use more space, because the ssl libs carry much unused
methods in them. At least, the zip should include all pgsql tools too.

Regards,
Andresa

Re: Updated Win32 libs

From
"Dave Page"
Date:

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Andreas Pflug [mailto:pgadmin@pse-consulting.de]
> Sent: 01 November 2004 13:00
> To: Dave Page
> Cc: pgadmin-hackers@postgresql.org
> Subject: Re: [pgadmin-hackers] Updated Win32 libs
>
> Dave Page wrote:
> > I've uploaded a new set of win32 libs to
> developer.pgadmin.org. These
> > ones are built from postgresql 8.0 beta4.
>
> With the previous versions (20041016), my pg_dump will
> complain about missing pg_strcasecmp. Now (20041025), it
> won't work because libintl-2.dll isn't present.

Yes, that's because Magnus recently added NLS support. The pg_strcasecmp
issue almost certainly would have arisen with staic libs as well because
it was a build issue affecting libpq in general.

> Actually, I'm not too happy about this DLL hell stuff. Static
> linking probably wouln't use more space, because the ssl libs
> carry much unused methods in them. At least, the zip should
> include all pgsql tools too.

The problem will be moot once 8.0 stabilises anyway - it only arises now
because some missing features have been added. The reason was shifted to
DLLs was because the win32 installer has a variety of packages all using
libpq code, and combined they do make a signicant size difference.

Regards, Dave.