to generate a shared library for your FDW, create a simple Makefile that sets PGXS-specific variables. For example, the following Makefile generates a shared library in the current working directory $(PGXS) A description of the directives used in this Makefile follows: MODULE_big - identifes the base name of the shared library generated by the Makefile PG_CPPFLAGS - adds the Greenplum Database installation to Extension Building Infrastructure in the PostgreSQL documentation for information about the Makefile variables supported by PGXS. VMware Greenplum v6.18 Documentation VMware, Inc. 806 The PG_CONFIG

to generate a shared library for your FDW, create a simple Makefile that sets PGXS-specific variables. For example, the following Makefile generates a shared library in the current working directory $(PGXS) A description of the directives used in this Makefile follows: MODULE_big - identifes the base name of the shared library generated by the Makefile PG_CPPFLAGS - adds the Greenplum Database installation to Extension Building Infrastructure in the PostgreSQL documentation for information about the Makefile variables supported by PGXS. VMware Greenplum v6.19 Documentation VMware, Inc. 815 The PG_CONFIG

to generate a shared library for your FDW, create a simple Makefile that sets PGXS-specific variables. For example, the following Makefile generates a shared library in the current working directory $(PGXS) A description of the directives used in this Makefile follows: MODULE_big - identifes the base name of the shared library generated by the Makefile PG_CPPFLAGS - adds the Greenplum Database installation to Extension Building Infrastructure in the PostgreSQL documentation for information about the Makefile variables supported by PGXS. VMware Greenplum v6.17 Documentation VMware, Inc. 738 The PG_CONFIG

FDW, create a simple Makefile that sets PGXS-specific variables. Note: Refer to Extension Building Infrastructure in the PostgreSQL documentation for information about the Makefile variables supported supported by PGXS. For example, the following Makefile generates a shared library in the current working directory named base_fdw.so from two C source files, base_fdw_1.c and base_fdw_2.c: MODULE_big = base_fdw $(PGXS) A description of the directives used in this Makefile follows: MODULE_big - identifes the base name of the shared library generated by the Makefile PG_CPPFLAGS - adds the Greenplum Database installation

infrastructure to generate a shared library for your FDW, create a simple Makefile that sets PGXS-specific variables. For example, the following Makefile generates a shared library in the current working directory Refer to Extension Building Infrastructure in the PostgreSQL documentation for information about the Makefile variables supported by PGXS. VMware Greenplum 6 Documentation VMware by Broadcom 649 PG_CPPFLAGS $(PGXS) A description of the directives used in this Makefile follows: MODULE_big - identifes the base name of the shared library generated by the Makefile PG_CPPFLAGS - adds the Greenplum Database installation

to generate a shared library for your FDW, create a simple Makefile that sets PGXS-specific variables. For example, the following Makefile generates a shared library in the current working directory description of the directives used in this Makefile follows: Note Refer to Extension Building Infrastructure in the PostgreSQL documentation for information about the Makefile variables supported by PGXS. VMware VMware by Broadcom 416 MODULE_big - identifes the base name of the shared library generated by the Makefile PG_CPPFLAGS - adds the Greenplum Database installation include/ directory to the compiler header

FDW, create a simple Makefile that sets PGXS-specific variables. Note: Refer to Extension Building Infrastructure in the PostgreSQL documentation for information about the Makefile variables supported supported by PGXS. For example, the following Makefile generates a shared library in the current working directory named base_fdw.so from two C source files, base_fdw_1.c and base_fdw_2.c: MODULE_big = base_fdw $(PGXS) A description of the directives used in this Makefile follows: MODULE_big - identifes the base name of the shared library generated by the Makefile PG_CPPFLAGS - adds the Greenplum Database installation

to generate a shared library for your FDW, create a simple Makefile that sets PGXS-specific variables. For example, the following Makefile generates a shared library in the current working directory $(PGXS) A description of the directives used in this Makefile follows: MODULE_big - identifes the base name of the shared library generated by the Makefile PG_CPPFLAGS - adds the Greenplum Database installation settings and the include statement are required and typically reside in the last three lines of the Makefile. To package the foreign-data wrapper as a Greenplum Database extension, you create script (newfdw--version

FDW, create a simple Makefile that sets PGXS-specific variables. Note: Refer to Extension Building Infrastructure in the PostgreSQL documentation for information about the Makefile variables supported supported by PGXS. For example, the following Makefile generates a shared library in the current working directory named base_fdw.so from two C source files, base_fdw_1.c and base_fdw_2.c: MODULE_big = base_fdw $(PGXS) A description of the directives used in this Makefile follows: MODULE_big - identifes the base name of the shared library generated by the Makefile PG_CPPFLAGS - adds the Greenplum Database installation

FDW, create a simple Makefile that sets PGXS-specific variables. Note: Refer to Extension Building Infrastructure in the PostgreSQL documentation for information about the Makefile variables supported supported by PGXS. For example, the following Makefile generates a shared library in the current working directory named base_fdw.so from two C source files, base_fdw_1.c and base_fdw_2.c: MODULE_big = base_fdw $(PGXS) A description of the directives used in this Makefile follows: MODULE_big - identifes the base name of the shared library generated by the Makefile VMware Tanzu Greenplum 6 Documentation VMware,