Thread: Driver crash

Hi,
I'm experiencing the same problem Tambet Matiisen reported
some days ago (access violation with 0xC0000005 code). I
do experience this with Autocad Map 5 on a win2000 sp3
machine, connecting to postgresq 7.1.3 on a suse 7.x (don't know exactly
wich version). I've tried various drivers, namely 7.01.07,
7.01.10, 7.02.01, 7.02.05 and the 7.3 preview found on
Hiroshi Hinoue home page, and I always get the same
exception. I have a commlog and a mylog for 7.01.007
(the last one I remembered to be working, but it seems
that now even this doesn't work). Who wants them (mylog
is big, so I haven't attached them here)?

I also tried to build and debug the driver myself, but it seems that
you have removed the possibility to work with visual studio
lately (afaik autoconf and automake are needed to build the
thing now)
I'm stuck and in a hurry at the same time: anybody can
help me?
Best regards
Andrea Aime

 Andrea Aime allegedly said:

> I also tried to build and debug the driver myself, but it seems that
> you have removed the possibility to work with visual studio
> lately (afaik autoconf and automake are needed to build the
> thing now)
> I'm stuck and in a hurry at the same time: anybody can
> help me?

I don't know about the error itself, but you can still use VC++. you may
need to grab a couple of windows specific files from CVS that are missing
from the tarball though. setup.c is one, not sure about others offhand.
Regards, Dave.

I also did a checkout from CVS but there's a file that includes
config.h (not sure about the name) which is not in the CVS,
that there's a config.h.in which is usually manipulated by
the autotools... Moreover when I try to link the whole think
I get undefined symbol errors...
Best regards
Andrea Aime

PS: is there any active developer that wants to look at the
log files?

On Monday 03 February 2003 20:58, Dave Page wrote:
>  Andrea Aime allegedly said:
> > I also tried to build and debug the driver myself, but it seems that
> > you have removed the possibility to work with visual studio
> > lately (afaik autoconf and automake are needed to build the
> > thing now)
> > I'm stuck and in a hurry at the same time: anybody can
> > help me?
>
> I don't know about the error itself, but you can still use VC++. you may
> need to grab a couple of windows specific files from CVS that are missing
> from the tarball though. setup.c is one, not sure about others offhand.
> Regards, Dave.
>
>
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Andrea Aime wrote:
>
> I also did a checkout from CVS but there's a file that includes
> config.h (not sure about the name) which is not in the CVS,
> that there's a config.h.in which is usually manipulated by
> the autotools... Moreover when I try to link the whole think
> I get undefined symbol errors...

config.h(.in) isn't needed under Windows.
You can compile the driver by calling nmake /f win32.mak.

> PS: is there any active developer that wants to look at the
> log files?

Please send it to me.

regards,
Hiroshi Inoue
    http://www.geocities.jp/inocchichichi/psqlodbc/