Can't remember if it was in this forum, but a few people asked why I
was downloading source and not binary. The reason is that I am
experimenting with a different indexing (multi-dimensional) method.
I looked hard at GiST, but it doesn't look like GiST supports multi-
dimensional indexing method
Sorry, here's the first post, just now included hackers (more info in
previous post)...
The following error occurred when issuing a vanilla initdb command on
my Windows system.
FATAL: could not select a suitable default timezone
DETAIL: It appears that your GMT time zone uses leap seconds.
Post
A little more info that might help: I had to put a hack into two .h
files (libpq.h, libpq-int.h) and add
typedef int ssize_t
to get things to compile. I did notice that libpq-int.h had this
typedef inside an #ifdef WIN32_ONLY_COMPILER which apparently wasn't
triggered.
Have now also tried:
downloading 8.2.2 and compiling it - no luck when running initdb (same
error)
rerunning configure with and without --with-includes=/mingw/include --
with-libraries=/mingw/lib (always running --without-zlib) - same error
I have been searching newsgroups, archives, etc. in hop
