Re: [INTERFACES] Re: Just some unfinished stuff.

Doh! I hate it when I do that, here the same message, this time replied
to All.

Thomas G. Lockhart wrote:
> OK, I went back and re-read your e-mails. I'd missed the details of the
> one which described the changes I should put in to the main configure.in
> and Makefile.global.in files. So I put those in, and...
>
> Things seem to configure nicely, except that it is still trying to put
> the odbc.h file into /usr/local/include rather than my actual Postgres
> directory area /opt/postgres/current/include.

Did you try putting 'echo $prefix' at the beginning of the odbc
configure.in
and rerunning autoconf on it? As I said previously this should spit out
the
prefix that is set before the rest of the odbc configure is run.
Other than the prefix being set prematurely
I can't think of any reason for this to fail. On the other hand given
that
your postgres directory is other than /usr/local/pgsql you must be
supplying
a --prefix on the Postgres configure command line right? If not please
explain how your getting your distribution into that directory.

Beyond this the only other thing is to check the odbc
Makefile.global.in.
Find the line that sets PSQLODBC and make sure it looks like this,
        PSQLODBC=@prefix@

I don't recall sending out a Makefile.global.in that didn't have this
but maybe I made I did.

>
> I'm not familiar with autoconf, so if you have any ideas let me know.
> The alternative is for us to commit this to the cvs tree and let others
> have a chance to look at it and make the corrections.

The only other thing I can think of is rather "drastic". Rather than
sending me all of v6.4 so I can try it myself just send me the 6.4
configure.in,Makefile.global.in and GNUmakefile.in so I can have
a look at them.

>
> I hate sitting on these patches for any longer. Let me know if you think
> I _shouldn't_ commit them to cvs as an "almost ready to go" set of code.
> I'll go through and change WINDOWS to WIN32 beforehand.

Well you can if you want to but I really would like to get this fixed
first, but you have a dead line so do what you think is best.



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