No subject

maybe build_clib).  If you want to do more (install it, build binaries, 
etc), you can place additional commands at the end of the line after the 
-L and -I flags.  Some experimentation will be required.  In a nutshell, 
many flags are only valid with a particluar command, but you can chain 
commands together (aka build the extension before building the installer) 
to get the desired results you want.


> *p.s ->  I did find one binary in
> http://www.stickpeople.com/projects/python/win-psycopg/index.html#Ver...<http://www.stickpeople.com/projects/python/win-psycopg/index.html#Version2>.
>
> But the licensing is GPL and I wont be able to use it (I am doing
> coding for proprietary systems)

As James noted in another message, yes, the license of the psycopg windows 
binaries that I provide is intended to be the same as psycopg itself.  I 
do not claim any additional license(s) on the software, or want to change 
it.

To clairify things in the future, I have updated the information on my 
page to point to the LICENSE file included with psycopg.


-jason