On 8/8/17 14:49, Igor Korot wrote:
> Quick question - what is the best way to compile libpq only on Linux?
> Should I grab it, unpack it and do configure and then make inside
> libpq directory
> manually?
Pretty much yes.
> Or there is some other way?
You could look for updated distribution pac
Hi, ALL,
Quick question - what is the best way to compile libpq only on Linux?
I just checked and currently my distro (I didn't updated in a long time)
has 9.5 version as current.
Should I grab it, unpack it and do configure and then make inside
libpq directory
manually? Or there is some other
Hi,
I’ve been trying to compile my own custom version of Mapserver for Windows this afternoon. Basically none of the
binaries linked from the official page are compiled with Fast-CGI support, so I
want to compile my own version since we want to use it in a pretty high volume
environment
Hi all,
I'm using
solaris 8
gcc 3.0.1
postgres 7.3.4
psycopg 1.1.2
apache 1.3.19
python 2.1.1
mod_python 2.7.8 compiled with DSO
Compilation and tests run good for all tools.
When I connect from a standalone python session (either a program or a
CGI) everything works fine.
But when I use either
Hi!
On Tue, 8 Jun 1999, fabian baena wrote:
> I need to compile a ´C´ program with the libpq library but I don´t know what
> commands do I have to write in the linux shell to do this.
> Thank you.
This is the least:
cc myprogram.c -o myprog -lpq
My be you'll need to add some libs (-lcry
I need to compile a ´C´ program with the libpq library but I don´t know what
commands do I have to write in the linux shell to do this.
Thank you.
Fabian.
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