Tom Lane <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > My understanding is that it's basically "cheap PC hardware" (with clock > interfaces based on old ISA bus specs) that has the issue in a > significant way. I wouldn't expect you to see it on a serious database > server. But lots of people still do development on cheap PC hardware, > which is why I think this is worth worrying about.
Ok, I rewrote the patch to use SIGALRM instead of gettimeofday. The only thing I worried about is portability issue. POSIX functions like alarm() or setitimer() are not available at least on Windows. I expect alarm() is available on all platforms except Win32 and used CreateTimerQueue() instead on Win32 in the new patch. (We have own implementation of setitimer() in the server core, but pgbench cannot use the function because it is a client application.) Comments welcome and let me know if there are still some problems. Regards, --- ITAGAKI Takahiro NTT Open Source Software Center
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