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> Does PGSQL ODBC exist for the Macintosh?

afaik, no, though it may just be a matter of someone trying to compile
it. I've seen it running on Linux, have heard about it running on
Solaris, and heard rumors of it running on something like an SGI
machine.

In principle there is nothing machine-specific about the code (other
than the large amount of #ifdef WIN32 conditionals :/

                    - Thomas

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