Alvaro Herrera wrote:
Andrew Chernow escribió:
Alvaro Herrera wrote:
(I also removed PQresultAlloc.)
Nooooooo ... removing PQresultAlloc breaks libpqtypes! It also removes
some of the use cases provided by PQsetvalue, which allows one to add to
a result (in our case from scratch).
I don't really see the point -- it's the same as pqResultAlloc, except
that you have to pass an extra argument. There's no actual
functionality loss.
libpqtypes uses it. libpqtypes doesn't have access to any internals of
libpq, including pqResultAlloc. So, I made a public wrapper to the
internal version. The point is to provide public access to the result
allocator.
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