Tom Lane wrote:
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>
>BTW, I think #ifdef would be a totally unworkable way to attack the
>format-string problem. The code clutter of #ifdef'ing everyplace that
>presently uses %u would be a nightmare; the impact on
>internationalization files would be worse. And don't forget that %llu
>wou
mlw writes:
> I am thinking about embarking on changing the typedef of OID to unsigned long
> long.
> Aside from adding %llu to all the %u everywhere an OID is used in a printf, and
> any other warnings, are there any other things I should be specially concerned
> about?
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mlw <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Aside from adding %llu to all the %u everywhere an OID is used in a
> printf, and any other warnings, are there any other things I should be
> specially concerned about?
FE/BE protocol, a/k/a client/server interoperability. Flagging a
database so that a backend
* mlw <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [010813 21:06]:
> I am thinking about embarking on changing the typedef of OID to unsigned long
> long.
>
> My plan is to make it conditional at configure time, i.e.
>
> #ifdef OID_ULONGLONG
> typedef unsigned long long Oid;
> #define OID_MAX ULLONG_MAX
> #else
> typed
I am thinking about embarking on changing the typedef of OID to unsigned long
long.
My plan is to make it conditional at configure time, i.e.
#ifdef OID_ULONGLONG
typedef unsigned long long Oid;
#define OID_MAX ULLONG_MAX
#else
typedef unsigned int Oid;
#define OID_MAX UINT_MAX
#endif
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