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>> Getting a persistent error from ld.exe: "cannot find -lpq" *sigh*
> 
> I've seen that error too. When you do ./configure for gnatcoll you should have one parameter -with-postgresql=path_to_the_directory_where_postgres_is_installed
> 
> Last time I recompiled gnatcoll the installation couldn't find Postgresql if the path to it contained spaces. It required a reinstallation of Postgresql to relocate it.

Just tried uninstall/reinstall (to a location w/ no spaces) no luck. I'm going to uninstall and try the 32-bit version, but if that fails I'll be well and truly out of ideas.