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From: "Michael B. Parker" <mbparker@share.cytex.com>
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To: postgres95@postgres.Berkeley.EDU
Subject: Anyone ported Postgres95 to NextStep 3.3?
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Thanks for postgres95 - it sounds great!

Anyone ported Postgres95 to NextStep 3.3?  I'm trying to do it and running
into probs.

{I'm trying to compile
ftp://s2k-ftp.cs.berkeley.edu/pub/postgres95/postgres95-1.0.tar.gz; in
Makefile.global I did:
 PORTNAME=	next

(Thanks for including this.)  But I'm getting errors because the NS3.3
Developer make does not appear to be gnu make, but perhaps BSD4.3 make.  For instance:
 share/tmp/postgres95/src% make -n
 for dir in backend libpq bin; do  echo "===> $dir";  make -C $dir --no-print-directory all;  done
 ===> backend
 Make: Unknown flag argument -.  Stop.
 *** Exit 1
 Stop.

So I'm now trying to install gnu make
(ftp://prep.ai.mit.edu/pub/gnu/make-3.74.tar.gz).  But rather than go thru all
this, has anyone already done it, or knows about it? }

Thanks, -Mike Parker
http://www.cytex.com/~mbparker/

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