On 04.10.2010 15:21, Craig Ringer wrote:
Thinking about it, a possibly better alternative is to ship it as a
library as is done with the pl/pgsql debugger, and use (I think)
shared_preload_libraries to load it when desired. That way there's zero
cost if disabled, though a somewhat higher cost if enabled.

Hmm. That'll let me put a test version together that'll work with 9.0 as
well, so that seems like a no-brainer really, it's just a better way to
do it. Time for a Pg-on-windows build, yay.

If it's not a lot of code, it's better to have it built-in always. Loading extra libraries in debug-mode could lead to heisenbugs.

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