I created (as a superuser) a set of C functions to handle boolean arithmetic (has to do with simplifying search queries of mine). I would like users to be able to access those functions somehow. They are very simple functions so I can't imagine they would be exploited (unless I am missing something). Is this possible? Otherwise I could use PL/pgSQL, but I assume that would be significantly slower for a mathematical operation. Thanks, Jeff Davis
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