Re: Removing some of the old VC++ stuff

Hi.

Yeah, as for me, it is already mutual agreement.:-)
Everyone will be able to use it easily. It is important in the meaning that avoids
useless confusion. Moreover, the DEBUG function of VS2005 is very excellent.
I think great evolution of it. Thanks!!

Regards,
Hiroshi Saito

> I would like to suggest that we retire some of the old Visual C++ build
> infrastructure. Specifically, all the makefiles for VC++ 6.0 *except* libpq.
>
> There is a point for keeping libpq - if you want to build a static
> version, it's easier if you can use the same version. And it's also
> required if you want to be able to use the PQtrace function. Therefor, I
> suggest that we keep both the VC++ and Borland makefiles for libpq
> (since we do seem to have someone touching the Borland stuff every now
> and then we can keep it, but I wouldn't consider it "properly
> maintained" :-P)
>
>
> The argument for removing the rest of the support is that it will get us
> away from having to maintain it :-) The build files can be generated
> automatically for Visual C++ 2005 using the new code (and you can build
> just the frontend part sif you want to), which is available as a free
> download from MS.
>
> Anybody think we need to keep those around?
>
> //Magnus
>