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> Pretty recent.  It certainly compiles under gcc version 2.7.2.1.  Strange.
> Maybe it is a buggy g++.  Just a guess.

I'm running the same distro/version and the current cvs tree (a bit
more recent than Frank's example afaik) compiles without errors.

I'll guess that it is a configuration issue on Frank's machine, or
that RC2 predates the last libpq++ code fixes.

                       - Thomas

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