Tom Lane writes:
> Re-run configure, and watch to make sure that it finds bison this time.
> You'll need flex too, if you intend to build from CVS sources.
And if you're going to use the ODBC drivers under Linux (or any other
OS that links C "strings" into read only memory) you'll need pretty
rec
Bill Barnes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Thanks. That cleared the bison problem.
> flex didn't work the same way though. Copied it also
> to /home/billb/pgsql. Reported missing. Needs to go
> someplace else?
Hmm, should work the same: configure will find it if it's in your PATH.
Thanks. That cleared the bison problem.
flex didn't work the same way though. Copied it also
to /home/billb/pgsql. Reported missing. Needs to go
someplace else?
TIA
Bill
--- Tom Lane <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Bill Barnes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > Ran into a hitch at 'make' which r
> Ran into a hitch at 'make' which reported that 'bison'
> was not installed. I'm running debian potato, so used
> the apt-get install of bison. Bison is installed in
> /usr/bin. I copied it to /home/billb/pgsql.
>
> Still getting the 'bison missing' message.
You need to remove config.cache bef
Bill Barnes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Ran into a hitch at 'make' which reported that 'bison'
> was not installed. I'm running debian potato, so used
> the apt-get install of bison. Bison is installed in
> /usr/bin. I copied it to /home/billb/pgsql.
> Still getting the 'bison missing' messag
