Stefan, you're using my PostGIS binary? I thought I had renamed the
Postgis getopt() to force it to be the one used, but looking at my
source I see that I didn't, this time. I must have downloaded a fresh
copy of the source and forgot that patch.
And, do you have a 64bit Mac (Core 2 Duo) or one of the first 32bit
Core Duo Macs?
Mark, I don't know about the original why, but in this case, the
PostGIS getopt() works, while the OSX 10.5 32bit getopt() does not.
The 64bit OSX getopt() does work. There has been a system update
since then, so I need to test it again. (actually, very soon, since I
was just about to rebuild for Postgres 8.3)
On Mar 5, 2008, at 4:55 AM, Mark Cave-Ayland wrote:
On Wednesday 05 March 2008 05:51:12 Stefan Schwarzer wrote:
Ah... yes indeed. 10.5.
So, what do you recommend? Wait and see? Hmm....
I think the first question to ask is why do we supply our own copy
of getopt
with shp2pgsql/pgsql in the first place? Is it because it's missing on
something like Solaris? My temptation would be to simply remove it,
and let
everything use the system getopt...
Kind regards,
Mark.
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