I downloaded today's (13th) snapshot, and it compiled and ran
initdb just fine, right out of the box. So it looks like the patches made
it in just fine.
On Sun, 12 Apr 1998, The Hermit Hacker wrote:
> This should be derived from the compiler...Ryan has reposted
> patches that do this, an dwill be doing more to get rid of the -Dalpha...
Unfortunetly, I will not have patches to fix this until after the
15th deadline. I am too busy with school work (finals in two weeks!) at
the moment to take the time to get it done. I can't promise them anytime
earlier than a month from now. But, for the moment things are working
reasonably well (from a Linux/Alpha standpoint), and so while the current
state isn't pretty, it will have to do for now. Sorry.
Also, in actually testing pgsql on Linux/Alpha on some real world
applications, I found most everything works. Though I hit a snag, that
when ever I try to select a datetime field from a table, postgres throws
an arthimetic trap, and the psql core dumps. Just a data point for you
all.
Thanks, and TTYL.
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