Fabien COELHO wrote:
>
>> You get this error, pg_strcasecmp, when you have a different
>> libpgport library around instead of the CVS version. You need to
>> clean something out to fix it.
>
>
> Isn't the "make check" supposed to used the new version of binaries
> and libraries?
>
> I investigated a little bit following your hint:
>
> Indeed, I already have a dev version installed in "/usr/local/pgsql".
> This libpq is used during tests by "psql" rather than the newly
> compiled one, despite the library path fix. I guess this is thanks to
> the "-Wl,-rpath,/usr/local/pgsql/lib" option used when linking "psql".
>
> So it works if I do a "configure --prefix=<some-empty-directory>".
>
> It means that you cannot expect a "make check" to work properly if you
> intend to install postgresql where a previous version is already
> installed. Let's call this a "feature";-)
>
This only applies to dev versions, as the library version is bumped each
release, I believe. IOW it's purely a developer's trap (which has caught
me in the past). If you build and install multiple dev versions you
should think about disabling rpath.
cheers
andrew