Yes, I did. Actually things didn't go very smoothly once I got into the
interfaces directory. I had to edit quite a few files in order for
#include statements to work correctly. I guess some .h files aren't
where they are supposed to be on hpux. I had to copy some from my Linux
box which a
>From a very very quick look at the template file directory, there are two
templates...one for 'hpux_cc' and one for 'hpux_gcc' ...
When you ran configure, did you stipulate --template=hpux_gcc?
The -Ae option, from looking athte two template files, is only used in the
hpux_cc vs hpux_gcc versi
> > Gee, I didn't know BSDI yacc could change its table size. Nice. I
> > usually have to recommend flex to people.
>
> You probably mean "recommend bison" in this case...
>
Yes. Sorry.
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I have everything compiled and working except libpq++, which I don't
need and perl5, which I want.
PostgreSQL Version: 6.4.2
Platform: HP9000/867
OS: hpux 10.20
Installed Tools:
binutils 2.9.1
bison 1.25
flex 2.5.4a
gcc2.8.1
make 3.77
perl 5.004_04
sed3
At 07:00 +0200 on 17/03/1999, Bruce Momjian wrote:
> > Figuring that BSDI just didn't have a good version of yacc, I
> > installed yacc-1.9.1, but that did not fix the
> > problem. So, I edited the defs.h file and made the following
> > change
> > -#define MAXTABLE32500
> > +#define MAXT
Hello Jay!
Jay W. Summet wrote:
> When I attempted to install PG 6.4.2 on BSDI 4.0 I had the following
> problem:
>
> yacc would give me an error message that the Maximum number of tables
> were exceeded.
>
> Figuring that BSDI just didn't have a good version of yacc, I
> installed yacc-1.9.1, b
> When I attempted to install PG 6.4.2 on BSDI 4.0 I had the following
> problem:
>
> yacc would give me an error message that the Maximum number of tables
> were exceeded.
>
> Figuring that BSDI just didn't have a good version of yacc, I
> installed yacc-1.9.1, but that did not fix the
> pr
