Tom Lane wrote:
I wrote:
Ah-hah, so apparently "make install DESTDIR=foo" somehow inserts DESTDIR
after that instead of before it? What we need is a way to determine the
paths that make install used ...
AFAICS, the makefiles are just blindly concatenating DESTDIR with bindir
etc, for instance this is how initdb/Makefile installs initdb:
$(INSTALL_PROGRAM) initdb$(X) '$(DESTDIR)$(bindir)/initdb$(X)'
The evidence at hand says that this should produce exactly the same path
string as pg_regress is then using to call initdb. So the question in
my mind now is how come the "make install" step isn't failing. For that
matter, this same path-construction technique was used by the
shellscript... so how come it worked before?
It would be simple enough to make pg_regress strip off a drive letter
from the path strings it receives from the Makefile, but I'm not seeing
a principled way to discover that the "/msys/1.0/" part has to go. How
are the makefiles managing to generate a different value of $(bindir) at
install time than what was passed into pg_regress at build time?
regards, tom lane
I think we'll need to have the makefile tell us what it thinks the cwd
is, so if it's a virtual path we'll be able to use that.
Compare the install log on the 8.1 branch (from our new buildfarm member
bandicoot) here
http://www.pgbuildfarm.org/cgi-bin/show_stage_log.pl?nm=bandicoot&dt=2006-07-19%2009%3A52%3A28&stg=check
with what seahorse is showing. Note that the install does not involve
windows paths at all - just Msys virtual paths. But we do need to use
Windows paths for the data files.
cheers
andrew
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