Thank you for your supplication. Dark forces are shielding mine eyes from the truth. I do not know how to use objdump (I can run it in Cygwin, but there are many switches). I can do simple tasks, like lookup scripture verse, like this: 
$ find . -type f -name "libpq.dll" -o -name "libpq.def" -o -name "libp
+q.[ha]"
./12/bin/libpq.def
./12/bin/libpq.dll
./12/include/server/libpq/libpq.h
./12/lib/libpq.a
./12/lib/libpq.dll
./12/pgAdmin 4/bin/libpq.dll


$

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linpq.def and libpq.a were created using pexports and dllname in MinGW, as per my Github Ticket details.

Of the files listed above, is it simply a case of copying or moving one or more of these to another PostgreSQL folder?

A virtual candle has been lit in Thanksgiving.

In reply to Re^2: 'cpan DBD::Pg' install fails ( undefined reference to 'PQstatus' , objdump ) by perlygapes
in thread 'cpan DBD::Pg' install fails by perlygapes

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