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The following ports are bundled with the Postgres95 distribution. The authors do not have handy access to these platforms but the ports have been tested by the respective contributors:
The following ports are available but not bundled with the distribution (patches can be found in ftp://s2k-ftp.cs.berkeley.edu/pub/postgres95/contrib):
The 1.01 release was made possible with the help of:
The POSTGRES 4.2 HP-UX port is courtesy of Richard Turnbull (University of Liverpool) and Sebastian Fernandez (University of California at Berkeley). The initial POSTGRES 4.2 AIX port was performed by Rafael Morales Gamboa (ITESM Campus Morelos, Cuernavaca).
The Postgres95 BSD44_derived port was done by Alistair Crooks (Amdahl Corporation). The initial Windows NT port was performed by Jon Forrest (University of California at Berkeley). The AIX port was done by Mike Tung (NIST). The IRIX port was done by Paul 'Shag' Walmsley (University of Missouri).
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