I wrote:
> Attached is a draft patch that does things this way.
BTW, the bulk of the changes in this patch are just there to pass down
the DumpOptions struct to where it's needed, following some pre-existing
work that passed that around as a separate pointer. I wonder why things
were done that way, rather than adding a DumpOptions pointer in the
Archive struct? The vast majority of the functions I had to touch already
had an Archive* parameter, and would not have needed to be touched if it
were done the other way. I'm tempted to push a preliminary patch that
adds such a field and gets rid of DumpOptions as a separate parameter
to anything that also takes an Archive* pointer.
regards, tom lane
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