> > > And I think VC++ 6.0 is ok, it is power enough and not so big for > pgsql's > > development. And latter versions of VC++ can automatically convert > 6.0's > > project files. There are also a "VC++7 to VC++6 project converter" on > > www.codeproject.com. > > | You might be surprised to know that this has been already done. Back in > | the 7.2 cycle there was a win32 build floating around that compiled and > | built inside of visual studio 6. I think Jan Wieck was one of the > | people involved in the effort. > > | That would be a good place to start looking. > > | Merlin > > I know sth. about Jan Wieck's work, but cannot find the VC++ projects. > Now I have started a PgFoundry project "vcproject". > > Regards, > William ZHANG
The peerdirect port is still available on Bruce's ftp site here: ftp://momjian.postgresql.org/pub/postgresql/win32/PeerDirect/ as a patch vs. the 7.2 postgresql. fwiw, I think your project is in a race against time vs. the upcoming improved win32 posix support. Details are skimpy but the rumors are ms is going to allow running just about any unix app without emulation. Currently the major advantage I see of providing alternative to mingw is providing 64 bit version of postgresql to windows since mingw does not appear to be going 64 bit anytime soon. The win32 build environment issue was discussed quite heatedly when the porting effort started heating up. At the time I advocated for a vc6 build environment but have since then realized that probably would have been a mistake. Merlin ---------------------------(end of broadcast)--------------------------- TIP 9: In versions below 8.0, the planner will ignore your desire to choose an index scan if your joining column's datatypes do not match
