[PORTS] Windows static link

Ok, now that I got everything working on the Mac side of things, I am  
moving on to windows, and, naturally, running into problems.  
Specifically, I downloaded the PostgreSQL installer from the win32  
directory and installed it on my windows 2000 box, making sure to  
select the development libraries. This installed lib, bin, and include  
directories on my drive as expected. So far, so good.

Next I tried to use those libraries to make a static build of the Qt  
development tools, making sure to specify the -I <postgres include  
path>, -l pq, and -L <postgres lib path> command line switches. The  
first error I ran into was "unable to locate file for -lpq". After  
some googling, I came across this page ( http://www.rag.com.au/linux/qt4howto.html 
  ), with instructions on using reimp and dlltool on the libmysql.lib  
and mysql.dll files to produce a .a file. I tried the same procedure  
on the libpq.lib and libpq.dll files, which did produce a .a file and  
eliminate the "unable to locate file" error, but perhaps this was wrong?

At any rate, while this did allow the configure and make command to  
run through normally, the make install (which actually does quite a  
bit of compiling itself) command failed with multiple "undefined  
reference to PQ<xyz>" errors. Judging by the PQ prefix on all of the  
functions, it would appear to me that they are PostgreSQL related, and  
that as such the postgreSQL library is not functioning properly. Given  
the procedure I went through to get the build to recognize the library  
at all, I'm not surprised, but if someone could help me fix it, it  
would be appreciated. Thanks!
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