[sheral93]

Hello, guys!

I need a plugin for CS:GO to save the statistics of the mathes to PostgreSQL database.
I'm using a libpq library. When I load my plugin to the server "meta list" commad returns:
"Listing 1 plugin:
[02] <ERROR>"

When I am trying to "meta retry 2" it returns:
"Error reloading plugin: ═х эрщфхэ єърчрээ√щ ьюфєы№."

I guess it needs some dll files in the same folder, but how could I know what is the name of that dll.
I have tried to copy all the *.dll files from postgresql/bin, but it didn't work. However, on another console application copying those files is enough to run the application.

So, how could I know which dll files can not be found? Or can I compile a plugin with static linking a libpq?

Thank you for your attention.

[Fyren]

These aren't really MM:S questions but questions about Windows and Postgres.

You can use a tool like Dependency Walker to find what's missing, but the problem is probably that you're not putting them in a place where Windows is looking for them. You can look up the DLL search locations on MSDN somewhere. Off the top of my head it's roughly the program's EXE directory, then the system directory, then the working directory, and then in $PATH.

For static linking of Postgres, you would have to look in their docs.

[sheral93]

Thank you very much. It was late at night and I was sleepy, so that's my mistake that I wrote in a wrong forum. However, placing postgresql dll files in the bin folder of server solved that problem!

[Peace-Maker]

You could use the postgresql interface for sourcemod or check the code to see how to link statically against libpq.
https://forums.alliedmods.net/showthread.php?t=236415
https://github.com/alliedmodders/sourcemod/pull/32