The Apache runtime library, which is using a similar concept for
allocating heap-based memory out of a pool, has some since utility
functions, named apr_psprintf and apr_pstrdup.
These functions allocate a memory-block out of a pool and print a
formatted string into that block, or duplicate a
Jacob Rief wrote:
char *SPI_psprintf(const char *fmt, ...);
allocates a block of memory out of the memory pool and prints a
formatted string into it
Such matters are best solved using the StringInfo API.
SPI_pstrdup(const char *src);
allocates a block of memory out of the memory pool and
Jacob Rief [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
The Apache runtime library, which is using a similar concept for
allocating heap-based memory out of a pool, has some since utility
functions, named apr_psprintf and apr_pstrdup.
SPI_palloc might possibly be worth the trouble, but the other thing
is
