Andrei-
*If you're developing under nix* then I would use windows cygwin (bash
shell) e.g.
\cygwin\cygwin.bat
cd /
find . -name strings.h
you will see /usr/include
but this version of strings.h only includes string.h
to bring into environment make sure you include the /usr/include in .profile
or .bashrc e.g.
export INCLUDE=/usr/include:$INCLUDE
(then run your compile/link/make utilties)
HTH
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----- Original Message -----
> Islam Hegazy wrote:
>> Hi all
>> I have postgresql server installed on a windows machine and I want to
>> retrieve data using C functions. I followed the steps in the
>> documentation but it didn't work for windows. I created a .dll projects
>> for my functions but postgres.h calls .h files that I can't find on the
>> windows machine like <strings.h>. I tested my functions on another
>> server installed on a linix machine and it worked correctly. So the
>> problem appears to be in the include files under windows.
>> Any idea how to solve this problem...
>> Regards
>> Islam Hegazy
>
> If you use MSVC - try to setup 'Additional include directories' for your
> project. It should point to the PostgreSQL 'include' folder.
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