> ... And it will include -lcurses if needed to link readline.
At least on my Linux box (RH 8.0), readline depends on -ltermcap
not -lcurses ... and PG's configure does figure that out.
regards, tom lane
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"Regan, Kevin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> It doesn't seem to find readline even though I have it installed on my Linu=
> x system. In particular, it seems to be attempting to include =
> rather than . In addition, it is not linking in the =
> -lcurses library. It seems that these are both ne
Title: Problem with configure script in 7.3.2.
It doesn’t seem to find readline even though I have it installed on my Linux system. In particular, it seems to be attempting to include rather than . In addition, it is not linking in the –lcurses library. It seems that these are both neede
Sean Chittenden <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Actually, now that I think about it, since BSD hasn't changed it's
> handling of FPU errors in over 12 months now (no longer sends SIGFPE
> on FPU errors), and it used to pass less than a month ago, it looks
> like this is a "perk" of a recent gcc upgra
> > Howdy. Just a quick FYI, but I was running some regression tests on
> > HEAD and noticed that float8 is failing on FreeBSD 5. FreeBSD 4 seems
> > to be fine. Any suggestions on what I can poke at or where I should
> > look regarding this? -sc
>
> Looks like freebsd has decided to become ma
Sean Chittenden <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Howdy. Just a quick FYI, but I was running some regression tests on
> HEAD and noticed that float8 is failing on FreeBSD 5. FreeBSD 4 seems
> to be fine. Any suggestions on what I can poke at or where I should
> look regarding this? -sc
Looks like
Howdy. Just a quick FYI, but I was running some regression tests on
HEAD and noticed that float8 is failing on FreeBSD 5. FreeBSD 4 seems
to be fine. Any suggestions on what I can poke at or where I should
look regarding this? -sc
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