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Subject: Re: Will libpq++ still be supported in 7.3.x?
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> So my question is, if libpq++ isn't supported anymore or if it will be
> included in later 7.3 versions.

It certainly won't be included--the "secondary" client interfaces have
been split off from the main package to reduce bulk.  You can now find
libpq++ on GBorg as a separate project (side by side with its followup
library, libpqxx).


Jeroen