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c:\hmg.3.4.4\1\hbpgsql\postgres.c
c:\hmg.3.4.4\1\hbpgsql\rddcopy.c
c:\hmg.3.4.4\1\hbpgsql\postgres.ch
c:\hmg.3.4.4\1\hbpgsql\hbpgsql.h
c:\hmg.3.4.4\1\hbpgsql\libpq-fe.h
c:\hmg.3.4.4\1\hbpgsql\tpostgre.prg

description=PostgreSQL wrapper (SQL)

incpaths=.

headers=postgres.ch

libs=${_HB_DYNPREF}${hb_name}${_HB_DYNSUFF}

{unix}libs=pq
{!unix}libs=libpq
{darwin}libpaths=d:\PG\9.5\lib

-hblib
-inc

-o${hb_name}

-w3 -es2

-depkeyhead=hbpgsql:libpq-fe.h
-depcontrol=hbpgsql:no{HB_BUILD_3RDEXT='no'}
-depcontrol=hbpgsql:${HB_WITH_PGSQL} 
-depincpath=hbpgsql:d:\PG\9.5\include
-depimplibs=hbpgsql:d:\PG\9.5\lib\libpq.dll

-iflag={mingw64}-a 

${hb_name}.hbx

postgres.c
rddcopy.c
tpostgre.prg

rem this is LIBPQ.LIB from PostgreSQL
hbmk2.exe postgres.c rddcopy.c tpostgre.c -Id:\PG\9.5\include -Lc:\hmg.3.4.4\LIB-64 -llibpq-64

hbmk2: Dependency 'hbpgsql' found: d:\PG\9.5\include
hbmk2: Found COFF .lib with the same name, falling back to using it instead of
the .dll.
hbmk2: Created import library: liblibpq.a <= d:\PG\9.5\lib\libpq.dll
hbmk2: Creating static library... libhbpgsql.a

Dear Jimmy,

You can use implib.exe to easily create them for both Borland and MSVC, 32 and 64 bits

Embarcadero Implib Version 3.3.0 Copyright (c) 1991-2014 Embarcadero Technologies, Inc.

Syntax: IMPLIB [options] libname[.lib] [@respfile | srcname] [srcname ...]
Options:
-a Add '_' alias for MS flavor cdecl functions
-aa Force the alias even if the function already starts with '_'
-c Case sensitive symbols
-f Force imports by name (with hints)
-s Don't convert stdcall names from Microsoft mangling
-w No Warnings

Dear Jimmy,

For msvc:

implib.exe LibPQ.lib LibPQ.DLL

For bcc:

implib.exe -a LibPQ.lib LibPQ.DLL

Please notice that msvc does not provide implib.exe, as it is a Borland tool. For msvc you have to use:

dumpbin.exe /exports LibPQ.dll > LibPQ.def

lib.exe /def:LibPQ.def /OUT:LibPQ.lib

If you are using Harbour's hbmk2.exe please remember that it provides a way to automatically create the import libraries:

-depimplibs=dependency:LibPQ.dll

Not sure how the dependency is defined

If any users are now working with 32-bit dlls and libs we already provided with fwh now. in the next version we will endeavor to upgrade 32-bit versions to the latest and also provide 64-bit libs and dlls.

hi,

i already have a HMG App using LibPQ.DLL 64 bit Version

but "Import" LIB was build using MinGW and hbmk2

as i remember last 32 Bit Version of PostgreSQL "Server" was v9.x

LibPQ.DLL of Version 10 and later are all 64 Bit

to get LibPQ.DLL as 32 Bit you need to download PgAdmin which are still available as 32 Bit

hbmk2: Dependency 'test' found: .
Creating library libmariadb64.lib and object libmariadb64.exp
hbmk2: Created import library: libmariadb64.lib <= libmariadb64.dll

        echo c:\fwh\lib\hbpgsql.lib + >> b32.bc
       echo c:\fwh\lib\libpq.lib + >> b32.bc

tpostgre.prg
postgres.c
rddcopy.c

Dear Jimmy,

Use hbmk2.exe and -hblib in the hbp file, and the files names

Antonio Linares wrote:Use hbmk2.exe and -hblib in the hbp file, and the files names

-hblib    
-Ic:\fwh64\include
tpostgre.prg 
postgres.c 
rddcopy.c 
-Lc:\fwh64\lib
-lFiveH64
-lFiveHC64
-lgdiplus
-lole32
-lOleDlg
-lversion
xhb.hbc
hbct.hbc
hbwin.hbc
-ldflag=/NODEFAULTLIB:msvcrt
Tpostgre.rc

description=PostgreSQL wrapper (SQL)
incpaths=.
headers=postgres.ch
libs=${_HB_DYNPREF}${hb_name}${_HB_DYNSUFF}
{unix}libs=pq
{!unix}libs=libpq

call "%ProgramFiles%\Microsoft Visual Studio\2022\Community\VC\Auxiliary\Build\vcvarsall.bat" amd64
c:\harbour64\bin\win\msvc64\hbmk2 hbpgsql.hbp -comp=msvc64
REN tpostgre.LIB hbpgsql.LIB

We already have programs to use PostGre in our samples which use some extensions created by FWH already

Is there any further need to create new classes except for academic interest?

Right now we can work with PostGre server.

hi,

yes ,,, but only using (old v9) 32 Bit LibPQ.DLL Interface

i want to use 64 Bit App so i need 64 Bit LibPQ.DLL / LibPQ.LIB

it would be nice if Fivewin 64 Bit Version include "external" 64 Bit LIBs like in 32 bit Version