Support compile under Linux by disabling wxJSON and GIT stuff#33
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Hi, Please write how exactly you compile to Linux. What are the differences from the official documentation: |
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@sgrinko Exact procedure is here: https://github.com/levinsv/pgadmin3/blob/master/INSTALL_EN.txt |
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Setting the wxUSE_WEBREQUEST compiler directive was not working for me in my attempt to compile under Linux. I fixed this using the
#if defined ( .. )construct, using a variable that is now more intuitively namedNO_WXJSON_GIT.