Well folks, we are now coming into the home stretch of another long
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....
Last night, we bundled up Beta4, which is the first one that we've
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Does this have native Win32 support?
""Marc G. Fournier"" <sc*****@postgr esql.org> wrote in message
news:20******** ***********@gan ymede.hub.org.. . Well folks, we are now coming into the home stretch of another long development cycle, and its time for more vigorous and extensive testing ...
Last night, we bundled up Beta4, which is the first one that we've officially announced "publicly", with the other 3 having been only announced on -hackers ...
This release, depending on the bug reports received, will most likely flow into our first Release Candidate by end of next week, so we encourage every(and any)one that can to download and test her, so that our first Release Candidate can be as clean as possible ...
As we did the bundling last night, most mirrors should already have a copy of it available under /pub/source/v7.4 ...
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On Fri, Oct 03, 2003 at 11:06:11 -0700,
Relaxin <me@yourhouse.c om> wrote: Does this have native Win32 support?
No. Native Windows support isn't going to happen in 7.4. Work on that is
continuing however.
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On Fri, 3 Oct 2003, Relaxin wrote: Does this have native Win32 support?
As has been mentioned *several* times already, v7.4 will *not* have Win32
support in it. ""Marc G. Fournier"" <sc*****@postgr esql.org> wrote in message news:20******** ***********@gan ymede.hub.org.. . Well folks, we are now coming into the home stretch of another long development cycle, and its time for more vigorous and extensive testing ...
Last night, we bundled up Beta4, which is the first one that we've officially announced "publicly", with the other 3 having been only announced on -hackers ...
This release, depending on the bug reports received, will most likely flow into our first Release Candidate by end of next week, so we encourage every(and any)one that can to download and test her, so that our first Release Candidate can be as clean as possible ...
As we did the bundling last night, most mirrors should already have a copy of it available under /pub/source/v7.4 ...
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Native Win32 is slated for 7.5.
Sincerely,
Joshua Drake
Relaxin wrote: Does this have native Win32 support?
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Unless you are one the core developers of Postgresql it's pretty hard to
keep up with what is "really" going on with this product.
This link clearly states that it's going to be in 7.5 http://techdocs.postgresql.org/guides/Windows
This is where you can download the latest builds. http://developer.postgresql.org/beta.php
This is where you can download the source, but for the windows stuff you
need to download the 7.4 stuff and then the stuff tagged as WIN32_DEV (I
think)
(Makes me think that Windows support might be in 7.4) http://developer.postgresql.org/cvsw.../pgsql-server/
Then there is a website of Bruce Momjian (can't remember the link) that
gives you the status of the Windows port.
Then there is a hidden newsgroup for win32 development (can't see it in a
newreader).
So, that is why I asked the question because lots of things about Postgresql
are in many different places and it becomes difficult (from the main
website) to find things.
I want to help Postgresql just as much as the next person, so cut us some
slack and encourage help instead of discourage it.
Thanks
There isn't one place that you can goto to find out the information that you
need.
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On Fri, 3 Oct 2003, Relaxin wrote:
Does this have native Win32 support?
As has been mentioned *several* times already, v7.4 will *not* have Win32 support in it.
""Marc G. Fournier"" <sc*****@postgr esql.org> wrote in message news:20******** ***********@gan ymede.hub.org.. . Well folks, we are now coming into the home stretch of another long development cycle, and its time for more vigorous and extensive
testing ...
Last night, we bundled up Beta4, which is the first one that we've officially announced "publicly", with the other 3 having been only announced on -hackers ...
This release, depending on the bug reports received, will most likely
flow into our first Release Candidate by end of next week, so we encourage every(and any)one that can to download and test her, so that our first Release Candidate can be as clean as possible ...
As we did the bundling last night, most mirrors should already have a
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> Native Win32 is slated for 7.5. Sincerely,
Joshua Drake
Thanks Joshua.
On Fri, 3 Oct 2003, Relaxin wrote: Unless you are one the core developers of Postgresql it's pretty hard to keep up with what is "really" going on with this product.
no it isn't, just read -hackers ...
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On Monday 06 October 2003 10:08 am, Marc G. Fournier wrote: On Fri, 3 Oct 2003, Relaxin wrote: Unless you are one the core developers of Postgresql it's pretty hard to keep up with what is "really" going on with this product.
no it isn't, just read -hackers ...
That is the only way to keep up with what's going on. But you must be willing
to take the e-mail volume that that entails. Or use the archive web
interface. But -hackers is the place, and has been since the beginning.
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