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* Installing pgperl
@ 1994-08-30 15:34 Eric P Dean <ericdean@iastate.edu>
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From: Eric P Dean @ 1994-08-30 15:34 UTC (permalink / raw)
To: legacy
I have POSTGRES v4.2 and PERL 4.036 running on a DEC 5000/133 in an MIT
Athena-like environment. I tried bmake on pgperl and received the
following error messages. I've read Paul Aoki's comments in the
Makefile and would like to know how to have the memcpy and memset return
void. I'm not much of a computer whiz, so please make it as understandable
as possible.
Thank you! And thanks to all who answered my question regarding
searching on seperate words in an attribute. Your answers were very helpful!
Eric Dean
Curator, Visual Resources Collection
College of Design, Iowa State University
root@pv081c.vincent> /local/postgres/xxbmake/bmake
/local/perl-4.036/usub/mus pg-libpq.mus > pg-libpq.c
cc -g -I/local/postgres/include -I/local/perl-4.036 -c pg-libpq.c
cfe: Warning: /usr/include/sys/param.h:389: Macro MIN redefined
cfe: Warning: /usr/include/sys/param.h:390: Macro MAX redefined
cfe: Error: /local/perl-4.036/perl.h, line 159: redeclaration of 'memcpy'; previous declaration at line 121 in file '/usr/include/string.h'
extern char * memcpy();
--------------^
cfe: Error: /local/perl-4.036/perl.h, line 159: Incompatible function
return type for this function
extern char * memcpy();
--------------------^
cfe: Error: /local/perl-4.036/perl.h, line 175: redeclaration of
'memset'; previous declaration at line 123 in file
'/usr/include/string.h'
extern char *memset();
-------------^
cfe: Error: /local/perl-4.036/perl.h, line 175: Incompatible function
return type for this function
extern char *memset();
-------------------^
cfe: Error: pg-libpq.c, line 589: missing size for array 'portalnames'
char portalnames[MAXPORTALS][32];
---------^
cfe: Error: pg-libpq.c, line 589: storage size for 'portalnames' isn't known
char portalnames[MAXPORTALS][32];
---------^
cfe: Error: pg-libpq.c, line 589: 'MAXPORTALS' undefined, reoccurrences
will not be reported
char portalnames[MAXPORTALS][32];
---------------------^
cfe: Error: pg-libpq.c, line 590: missing size for array 'pnames'
char *pnames[MAXPORTALS];
----------^
cfe: Error: pg-libpq.c, line 590: storage size for 'pnames' isn't known
char *pnames[MAXPORTALS];
----------^
*** Error code 1
Stop.
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* Re: Installing pgperl
@ 1994-08-30 21:04 Paul M. Aoki <aoki@cs.berkeley.edu>
parent: Eric P Dean <ericdean@iastate.edu>
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From: Paul M. Aoki @ 1994-08-30 21:04 UTC (permalink / raw)
To: Eric P Dean <ericdean@iastate.edu>; +Cc: legacy
Eric P Dean <ericdean@iastate.edu> writes:
> I have POSTGRES v4.2 and PERL 4.036 running on a DEC 5000/133 in an MIT
> Athena-like environment. I tried bmake on pgperl and received the
> following error messages.
> cfe: Error: pg-libpq.c, line 589: missing size for array 'portalnames'
> char portalnames[MAXPORTALS][32];
> ---------^
that's odd. this shouldn't happen anymore, the pgperl that comes
with 4.2 (in src/contrib/pgperl) no longer uses MAXPORTALS.
faerie:aoki (366)> pwd
/usr/local/devel/postgres-v4r2/src/contrib/pgperl
faerie:aoki (367)> egrep MAXPORT pg-libpq.mus
faerie:aoki (368)> egrep ,v pg-libpq.mus
* /usr/local/devel/postgres-v4r2/src/contrib/pgperl/RCS/pg-libpq.mus,v 1.7 1994/06/16 11:37:21 aoki Exp
faerie:aoki (369)>
the same checkin also obviated the need to dink your perl.h on ultrix
(i defined some perl-internal defines..)
however, one or more versions of the prerelease code were broken. i
am guessing you have the alpha or beta code..?
--
Paul M. Aoki | University of California at Berkeley
aoki@CS.Berkeley.EDU | Dept. of EECS, Computer Science Division (#1776)
| Berkeley, CA 94720-1776
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* Installing pgperl
@ 1994-09-01 16:33 Eric P Dean <ericdean@iastate.edu>
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From: Eric P Dean @ 1994-09-01 16:33 UTC (permalink / raw)
To: legacy
I am still trying to get pgperl installed on my DEC 5000/133 running
Ultrix 4.3a with Postgres 4.2 and pgperl 4.036.
I ran the testlibpq.pl program and got a segmentation fault where it
starts working with portals. The output from testlibpq.pl and a section
of code from testlibpq.pl follows.
Does anyone have any ideas as to why it may have bombed?
Thank you
Eric Dean
Curator, Visual Resources Collection
College of Design, Iowa State University
It looks like it blew-up on "@names = &PQpnames (0);" in the subroutine
test_rest of testlibpq.pl
sub test_rest {
printf("Opening 2 portals:\n");
&doPQexec ("begin");
&doPQexec ("retrieve portal eportal (person.all)");
&doPQexec ("fetch all in eportal");
&doPQexec ("retrieve portal fportal (person.all)");
&doPQexec ("fetch all in fportal");
printf("Number of portals open: %d\n", &PQnportals(0));
@names = &PQpnames (0);
print "Portal names: ", join(', ',@names), ".\n";
$p = &PQparray ("eportal");
printf("Portal eportal %s asynchronous.\n",&PQrulep($p) ? "is" : "is not");
printf("Portal eportal has %d tuples.\n",&PQntuples($p));
printf("Portal eportal has %d instances.\n",&PQninstances($p));
printf("Portal eportal has %d groups.\n",&PQngroups($p));
->pgperl /local/postgres/src/contrib/pgperl/testlibpq.pl
Destroying database pgperltest
Creating database pgperltest
Accessing database pgperltest
Creating relation person:
query = create person (name = char16, age = int4, location = point)
Relation person before appends:
New tuple group:
name age location
Appending to relation person:
query = append person (name = "fred", age = 50, location = "(50,10)"::point)
query = append person (name = "fred", age = 60, location = "(60,10)"::point)
query = append person (name = "fred", age = 70, location = "(70,10)"::point)
query = append person (name = "fred", age = 80, location = "(80,10)"::point)
query = append person (name = "fred", age = 90, location = "(90,10)"::point)
query = append person (name = "fred", age = 100, location = "(100,10)"::point)
query = append person (name = "fred", age = 110, location = "(110,10)"::point)
query = append person (name = "fred", age = 120, location = "(120,10)"::point)
query = append person (name = "fred", age = 130, location = "(130,10)"::point)
query = append person (name = "fred", age = 140, location = "(140,10)"::point)
query = append person (name = "fred", age = 150, location = "(150,10)"::point)
Relation person after appends:
New tuple group:
name age location
fred 50 (50,10)
fred 60 (60,10)
fred 70 (70,10)
fred 80 (80,10)
fred 90 (90,10)
fred 100 (100,10)
fred 110 (110,10)
fred 120 (120,10)
fred 130 (130,10)
fred 140 (140,10)
fred 150 (150,10)
Testing copy:
Relation person after copy:
New tuple group:
name age location
fred 50 (50,10)
fred 60 (60,10)
fred 70 (70,10)
fred 80 (80,10)
fred 90 (90,10)
fred 100 (100,10)
fred 110 (110,10)
fred 120 (120,10)
fred 130 (130,10)
fred 140 (140,10)
fred 150 (150,10)
bill 21 (1,2)
bob 61 (3,4)
sally 39 (5,6)
Testing other things:
Opening 2 portals:
Number of portals open: 2
Segmentation fault
->
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