On Fri, 2006-06-02 at 13:18 -0400, Garrett Rooney wrote: > If it has never been present on a release branch we have zero need to > worry about backwards compatibility. If someone is depending on the > code in trunk clearly they have enough clue to deal with the breakages > that can result.
Henceforth, longs shall be known as %l and %L ;-) Recap of the proposal after the change: - %s - varchar - %S - text - %c - char - %C - unsigned char - %h - short - %H - unsigned short - %d - integer - %D - unsigned integer - %l - long - %L - unsigned long - %q - quad (i.e. long long) - %Q - unsigned quad - %f - float - %F - double - %i - time - %a - date - %A - datetime - %t - timestamp - %T - timestamp with zone - %b - blob (encoded on C side as per previous e-mail) -- Bojan
