Compiling PostGIS 2.0.0 will break down when the file "liblwgeom.h" is
not included from the PostGIS distribution, but from the installed GEOS
includes. This happens when the include path to the gcc compiler first
explicitly specifies the standard include directories (/usr/include
etc), and only afterwards the specific PostGIS include directories, like
"-I/usr/local/include -I../libwgeom". The problem is that the file
"liblwgeom.h" exists both in the GEOS distribution and in the PostGIS
source. Things are defined differently im both versions, i.e. a "struct
BOX3D" with and without a "srid" member.
I solved the problem by changing #include "liblwgeom.h" into #include
"../liblwgeom.h" in all C-files in the postgis subdirectory. Another way
would be to change the compile setup in configure. Best would be, of
course, to either synchronize both liblwgeom.h files, or rename the
PostGIS version. The way it now is organised is asking for trouble.
Cheers,
Jan
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