From: McWilliams, Steven
Sent: Thursday, July 02, 2009 9:40 AM
To: JonY
Subject: RE: [Mingw-w64-public] basic question
If I have the msys /etc/fstab setting /c/mingw_64 /mingw and I try to compile
a little hello-world type C program via gcc.exe hello.c I
2009/7/2 McWilliams, Steven steven_mcwilli...@bmc.com:
Attached is the config.log file from the postgres configuration attempt. The
accept() function is a socket library function. The config.log file shows
it trying to compile a bunch of different test programs using accept with
On 7/2/2009 21:40, McWilliams, Steven wrote:
If I have the msys /etc/fstab setting /c/mingw_64 /mingw and I try to
compile a little hello-world type C program via gcc.exe hello.c I get the
error sh: gcc exe: command not found, which makes sense since
c:\mingw_64\bin does not have a gcc.exe
Hmm. So the SOCKET typedef in winsock2.h has changed from 'unsigned int' in
mingw to 'int *' in mingw64, and the postgres configure tool is confused by
this.
I had been assuming that postgres builds on 64 bit windows using mingw64 was
something that was already working, however this may not
