Robert Haas <robertmh...@gmail.com> writes:
> mingw is unhappy with my latest stab at fixing the mess created by the
> errcodes patch last night. It appears that there are several files in
> src/port that include "postgres.h" even when FRONTEND is defined. For
> example, chklocale.c does this, which looks good:
> #ifndef FRONTEND
> #include "postgres.h"
> #else
> #include "postgres_fe.h"
> #endif
> But dirent.c, pipe.c, and win32error.c just do this, which seems ungood:
> #include "postgres.h"
I agree, that is not cool.
> Can we get away with using the former incantation for these files, or
> do they really need to include the backend version of that file even
> when compiled with -DFRONTEND? If so, I can fix it by adding some
> more dependencies, but I thought I'd ask first.
If the #ifndef FRONTEND incantation doesn't work, then either the file
isn't meant to be built for frontend at all (src/port does have some
like that IIRC), or we need to fix the code.
BTW, I noted here that errcodes.h doesn't seem to get built till after
src/port/ is built. That seems wrong --- there is definitely code in
there that needs to throw errors.
regards, tom lane
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