compile problems in src/backend/postgres/gncquery.c

2003-10-01 Thread Best, Jan-Pascal van
Hi there, I've just done a cvs update for HEAD and I get the following compile error in src/backend/postgres/gncquery.c: gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I../../.. -I.. -I./.. -I../.. -I./../.. -I../../engine -I./../../engine -I../../gnc-module -I./../../gnc-module -I/usr/include/postgresql -I/usr/

RE: compile problems in src/backend/postgres/gncquery.c

2003-10-01 Thread Best, Jan-Pascal van
> Hi there, > > I've just done a cvs update for HEAD and I get the following compile > error in src/backend/postgres/gncquery.c: [ snip ] The attached patch makes it all compile, but I'm not sure the patch does the right thing. Could someone look into it? Jan-Pascal postgres.diff Description:

Re: compile problems in src/backend/postgres/gncquery.c

2003-10-01 Thread Derek Atkins
Are you sure you've got a current CVS checkout? I've got src/engine/qofquerycore.h in my sandbox and my CVS is certainly up to date.. -derek "Best, Jan-Pascal van" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > It seems qofqueryobject.h has been removed from src/engine and its > definitions have been moved to

Recompile stable CVS version

2003-10-01 Thread Peter Hosszu
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RE: compile problems in src/backend/postgres/gncquery.c

2003-10-01 Thread Best, Jan-Pascal van
> Are you sure you've got a current CVS checkout? I've got > src/engine/qofquerycore.h in my sandbox and my CVS is certainly > up to date.. Yep, I cvs up'd a couple of times. No [M]odified files there either. See patch in later mail. Moreover, gncquery.c #includes qofqueryobject.h, not qofqueryc

Re: compile problems in src/backend/postgres/gncquery.c

2003-10-01 Thread Derek Atkins
"Best, Jan-Pascal van" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > Are you sure you've got a current CVS checkout? I've got > > src/engine/qofquerycore.h in my sandbox and my CVS is certainly > > up to date.. > > Yep, I cvs up'd a couple of times. No [M]odified files there either. > See patch in later mail.

Re: compile problems in src/backend/postgres/gncquery.c

2003-10-01 Thread Derek Atkins
"Best, Jan-Pascal van" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > The attached patch makes it all compile, but I'm not sure the patch does > the right thing. Could someone look into it? Yea, this is correct (except qofqueryobject.h -> qofclass.h) I'll go put this into CVS. > Jan-Pascal -derek --

RE: compile problems in src/backend/postgres/gncquery.c

2003-10-01 Thread David Hampton
On Wed, 2003-10-01 at 08:26, Best, Jan-Pascal van wrote: > > Are you sure you've got a current CVS checkout? I've got > > src/engine/qofquerycore.h in my sandbox and my CVS is certainly > > up to date.. > > Yep, I cvs up'd a couple of times. No [M]odified files there either. Try "cvs update -A".

Re: Recompile stable CVS version

2003-10-01 Thread Christian Stimming
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Re: Recompile stable CVS version

2003-10-01 Thread Derek Atkins
Peter Hosszu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Running intltoolize ... > ./autogen.sh: line 164: intltoolize: command not found [snip] > > At this point I got stuck. I cannot figure out which packages are missing. > I looked into the development mailing list archive, but didn't find any > related inf

RE: compile problems in src/backend/postgres/gncquery.c

2003-10-01 Thread Matthew Vanecek
> On Wed, 2003-10-01 at 08:26, Best, Jan-Pascal van wrote: >> > Are you sure you've got a current CVS checkout? I've got >> > src/engine/qofquerycore.h in my sandbox and my CVS is certainly up >> to date.. >> >> Yep, I cvs up'd a couple of times. No [M]odified files there either. > > Try "cvs upd