Download current CVS and try that, or 7.4beta5.
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ViSolve Open Source Team wrote:
> Subject: PostgreSQL Patch: Test-and-set routine for HP-UX (IA-64)
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> Hello,
>
> The attached patch provides a test-and-set routine f
I have no idea why this line in ccsym has that test "2.7.2.1":
! -A*) test "2.7.2.1" && echo "$i" | sed 's/^-A\(.*\)(\(.*\))/\1=\2/';;
This patch removes it.
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Yikes! We thought we were already using ISM on Solaris.
Would you test the attached patch? It uses _solaris_ rather than
SHM_SHARE_MMU in the define test. Does that work too?
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Josh Wilmes wrote:
> I hope this is the r
Josh Wilmes wrote:
> Nope, __solaris__ is not defined on our system either.
I thought our configure defined __portname__ for every platform, but I
don't see that anywhere, so it seems we rely on the compiler to supply
defines for the cpu and OS.
Does src/tools/ccsym show you your defines? I woul
Nope, __solaris__ is not defined on our system either.
--Josh
Bruce Momjian wrote:
Yikes! We thought we were already using ISM on Solaris.
Would you test the attached patch? It uses _solaris_ rather than
SHM_SHARE_MMU in the define test. Does that work too?
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I hope this is the right place to send this.. the FAQ in the
distribution mentions http://www.PostgreSQL.org/bugs/bugs.php, which
doesn't work.
We've found that postgresql wasn't using ISM shared memory on solaris,
which theoretically would cost performance. The root cause in our case
was th
Subject: PostgreSQL Patch: Test-and-set routine for HP-UX (IA-64)
Hello,
The attached patch provides a test-and-set routine for PostgreSQL for HP-UX
11iV2 for the Intel Itanium architecture (known to the PostgreSQL code as
IA-64). There are actually two issues:
1. There is currently no tas (
Bruce Momjian wrote:
Josh Wilmes wrote:
Nope, __solaris__ is not defined on our system either.
I thought our configure defined __portname__ for every platform, but I
don't see that anywhere, so it seems we rely on the compiler to supply
defines for the cpu and OS.
Does src/tools/ccsym show you
