compile out of the tar file on Solaris with the SUN 5.0 compilers.
These compilers will be needed if you wan to compile the libpg++
interface without using the gcc/g++. The SC4.2 compilers do not
understand the string class.

The first patch changes the ecpg intermediate shared library
name from *.sho to *.sho.o so that the SUN compiler will
allow it to be used in conjunction with the -o option.

Matthew C. Aycock

Add entry for undocumented (?) KSQO.

Change claim of "no limit" on maximum date for datetime type to
 more realistic 1465001 AD. Thanks Tatsuo for pointing this out :)
Clean up markup.

Currently not included in the UG, and this now only has a discussion of
 partial indices by Paul Aoki culled from the mailing lists.
But, didn't want to loose it...

Include soft links in the installation directory for major version number.
Use the existing $(DLSUFFIX) parameter to name shared library.

 of the proper cpp program.

 from stdin. Necessary at least for systems missing cpp but having gcc -E.
Include new configured file backend/catalog/genbki.sh.

 timestamp had become a token a while ago, but had been omitted from the
 keywords.c until recently. This uncovered the omission in the ColId decl.

Updated regression.diffs file for Solaris x86...

From: Peter Gucwa <pg@softcomputer.com>

Here are patches needed to complie under AIX 4.2.
I changed configure.in, pqcomm.c, config.h.in, and fe-connect.c.
Also I had to install flex because lex did not want to translate pgc.l.

New regression results for Solaris-Sparc 2.6 w/ gcc 2.8.1

This is plain wrong, but check to see if DataDir was set *before* running
read_pg_options ... read_pg_options should probably be moved to after the
getopt() instead?

do not configure in the perl5 interface.

the perl5 interface needs to be installed under /usr/local/lib/perl5/*, which
is generally owned by root.  This allows a non-root build/install with the
only root requirement being the make/install of hte perl5 stuff...

Remove the -soname ${SHLIB} from solaris_{sparc,x86} as they conflict
with the -o $@ used in the ${SHLIB} directive, causing a failure for
*at least* gcc2.8.1 + Solaris 2.6 under both hardware platforms...