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From: Adam Haberlach <haberlaa@ricochet.net>
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Subject: Seperating interfaces from backend code
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	I have a (so-far) working port of libpq and libpq++ for
BeOS, which only works with sockets over the network (since a 
server port is a long wasy off this isn't a problem.)
	Is it possible to distribute client/interface code
seperate from the main distribution?  Right now I need to make
some Makefile changes to get it to build seperate from the backend.
	Also--how do I go about getting these changes picked up 
by the distribution?