Ed Sabol

> I've deleted this repository since I'm moving to the ogre-project fork of this project. This Pr is already merged there. Oh, OK. Thanks! This makes me happy. :rofl:

I’m not affiliated with the pgsphere team. I just happen to watch this repo. Anyway, I just wanted to suggest that you try adding `-std=c99` to the compilation command for...

What have you tried exactly, @carlosadean ? Are you asking how to add the `-std=c99` flag to the compilation command?

Try this: ``` make CC="gcc -std=c99" ``` If that doesn't work, replace `c99` with `gnu99`. Please report back here whether either of those help.

I just noticed that the directory in which you are compiling `polygon.c` is `/data/PostgreSQL/13.4/src/postgresql-13.4/src/backend`. That looks like you put the pgsphere source code in the same directory as the source...

Your report is unclear. Could you specify the steps to reproduce and provide a short Perl program which shows the problem? Thank you!

Understood. Thank you for your efforts. In the meantime perhaps someone else will have some insight into the issue.

> Do you need more detailed instructions for bug reproduction? Well, it wouldn't hurt....

I haven't used a Windows computer in over 25 years, so take what I write with a grain of salt, but, based on my googling, I think the `pg_ctl: unrecognized...

This development seems relevant to this issue: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/77078167/how-does-one-consistently-set-rpath-on-a-dynamic-library-and-compile-time > The answer, ultimately, is **update to the latest ExtUtils::MakeMaker.** > > As @håkon-hægland points out in his comment on the OP,...