Andrei-
*If you're developing under nix* then I would use windows cygwin (bash
shell) e.g.
\cygwin\cygwin.bat
cd /
find . -name strings.h
you will see /usr/include
but this version of strings.h only includes string.h
to bring into environment make sure you include the /usr/include in .profile
or .bashrc e.g.
export INCLUDE=/usr/include:$INCLUDE
(then run your compile/link/make utilties)
HTH
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Islam Hegazy wrote:
Hi all
I have postgresql server installed on a windows machine and I want to
retrieve data using C functions. I followed the steps in the
documentation but it didn't work for windows. I created a .dll projects
for my functions but postgres.h calls .h files that I can't find on the
windows machine like <strings.h>. I tested my functions on another
server installed on a linix machine and it worked correctly. So the
problem appears to be in the include files under windows.
Any idea how to solve this problem...
Regards
Islam Hegazy
If you use MSVC - try to setup 'Additional include directories' for your
project. It should point to the PostgreSQL 'include' folder.
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