idea for compiling

Started by David Sauerover 26 years ago2 messages
#1David Sauer
davids@orfinet.cz

Hello,

I'am compiling a lot of sofware packages, which requires postgres header
files under /usr/local/pgsql.
It is possible to provide little script, which will tell, where
components of postgresql are installed ?

Something like:
$ pgsql-config --cflags pgsql
-I/opt/pgsql/include

$ pgsql-config --ldflags pgsql
-L/opt/pgsql/lib -lpq

Same script for java or perl will help
('pgsql-config --classpath pgsql-java' will print: --classpath=/opt/pgsql/lib/postgresql.jar).

thanks,

p.s.: this isn't my idea, gnome or gtk does this ...
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#2Dmitry Samersoff
dms@wplus.net
In reply to: David Sauer (#1)
RE: [HACKERS] idea for compiling

On 03-Jun-99 David Sauer wrote:

Hello,

I'am compiling a lot of sofware packages, which requires postgres header
files under /usr/local/pgsql.
It is possible to provide little script, which will tell, where
components of postgresql are installed ?

IMHO, apropriate configure for your programs is the best way
from the other side you can use ENV
PGLIB/PGDATA

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