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From: Sean.Levy@cs.cmu.edu
Subject: compiling libpq (was: tags.h)
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Well, the "unofficial answer" sent to me by Adam Glass
(glass@postgres.berkeley.edu) was correct: look under
obj.<port>/lib/H/tags.h. It was there, and I got past that part of the
build.

I am now having another problem, which is worse:
    V4/postgres/src/libpq 11 Apr 1:12am:42 % make
    cd ../../obj/@sys/libpq
    cc -I/afs/cs/user/snl/.v4/postgres/include -Dvoid=char -c
    ../../../src/libpq/be-fsstubs.c
    cc -I/afs/cs/user/snl/.v4/postgres/include -Dvoid=char -c
    ../../../src/libpq/fe-pqexec.c
    cc -I/afs/cs/user/snl/.v4/postgres/include -Dvoid=char -c
    ../../../src/libpq/portal.c
    cc -I/afs/cs/user/snl/.v4/postgres/include -Dvoid=char -c
    ../../../src/libpq/pqpacket.c
    /afs/cs/user/snl/.v4/postgres/include/storage/ipci.h: 16: Can't find
    include file sys/ipc.h
    *** Exit 1
    Stop
I, maybe mistakenly, thought that the libpq part of postgres didn't rely
on SysVisms. If it does, then I'm sort of screwed (I'll have to actually
hack up something).

Is there a way around this?
					-- Sean
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Sean Levy <snl+@cmu.edu>		   `... from intuition we can pass to
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