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This information is correct  the header file  libintl.h is NOT  included in
the binary distro.
For a workaround, you can  create an empty libintl.h file in local header
directory and add that dir to the include path.

When compilinga server side C function with VS2010  or VS2005

The struct  redefiniition is due to  itimerval being defined both  in

include/port/win32.h

and 


include/pg_config_os.h

IS this just a matter of getting the order of header includes right? 
Or should both files be included? 
Or should a struct be defined in both place?

Anyway commenting out the struct  defintion in pg_config_os.h works as a
quick fix hack..

It would be good to know what the right approach is.

Cheers Tim
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