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Re: Fun with Postgres
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Mark Klein <[log in to unmask]>
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Mark Klein <[log in to unmask]>
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Fri, 2 Nov 2001 23:32:06 -0800
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Pete writes:

>The second program uses libpgeasy, which uses libpq itself. When I run the
>second program, it coughs up UNRESOLVED EXTERNALS on all the functions in
>libpq. Why would this be? I had -lpq in my compile. Do I need to either
>manually link the program or possibly some how link the libpgeasy library
>that came with Postgres to libpq? I appoligize if I'm way of on this stuff,
>I don't know a thing about this linking and library stuff.

It may be nothing more than placement of the libraries in your link
list. Try specifying -lpgeasy -lpq in that order. If that still fails,
using LINKEDIT, do a LISTRL on the .a file for one of the symbols that
is "missing" to make sure it is entry universal.

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