From: Joris Esch <joris.esch@esat.kuleuven.ac.be>
To: pgsql-interfaces@postgresql.org
Subject: RE: libpq++ and gcc
Date: Wed, 7 Oct 1998 14:46:00 +0200
Message-ID: <98100714555700.00973@tintin> (raw)
Hello everybody:
KaDe wrote:
Did you get an answer ?
I think the problem is a question of path ...
you have to add something as -L.. -pq -pq++ as parameters for your gcc
command.
I can't remember precisely, have a look in the makefile of the libpq++
directory and try to guess.
I resolved the problem of the path access copying all the headers files of
postgres 1 level of directory upper.
I'm sure there is a smarter way, but I've not yet found it.
I hope this can help you:
in /etc/profile, i have:
PGLIB=/usr/lib
export PGLIB
My headers are in /usr/include. There i have a libpq++.h which i
#include.
Then, when i compile i type e.g.:
c++ test_pgsql_libpq++.cpp -o test_pgsql_libpq++ -lpq++ -lpq (Lowercase L)
If your headers are elsewhere, try -I/my_header_directory (Uppercase i ).
I use egcs, but it doesn't differ much from gcc, i think.
good luck
joris
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joris esch, student in electrical engineering
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