On 09/27/2015 02:11 PM, Jeff Janes wrote:
Has anyone had success following the instructions at
https://wiki.postgresql.org/wiki/Building_With_MinGW#Installing_Git
recently?
I've followed the instructions to set up the build environment on a
Windows box, and I can't build from git. I can from the nightly
tarball. So I think the most recent environment you get when
following these instructions has suffered some regression in the
bison, yak, or something else involved in building from git but not
from tarball.
The Msys DTK contains a bison and flex that are adequate for our
purposes. Are you sure you installed the developer tools?
I just followed this recipe. However, I had to do the following
additional small steps on a fresh Windows Server 2012 instances on Amazon:
* the git installer had to be run as Administrator or it got
permissions violations
* I had to add this to the end of the MSys PATH: ":/c/prog/git/cmd" (I
installed it in c:/prog/git)
* I had to add "C:/mingw /mingw" to the fstab
Given that, I was able to clone the code, build it and run the
regression set without incident. This was using the gcc that comes with
the mingw installer, not the separate one from mingw-w64.
Also, is there anyway to know the exact git commit which the nightly
tarballs are build against?
Not to my knowledge. Perhaps the tarball generator should create a file
reporting the head commit on the branch.
cheers
andrew
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