Ehh, scratch that. That file had pqselect call itself.. Here is an updated version of select.c for backend/port/win32. The patch stays the same.
//mha >-----Original Message----- >From: Magnus Hagander >Sent: den 2 februari 2004 22:35 >To: pgsql-hackers-win32 >Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >Subject: [pgsql-hackers-win32] Win32 signals patch #2 > > >Hello! > > >Here's step #2 in win32 signals handling, containing the following: > >1) Per discussion with Bruce, reverts the change from kill() >to pqkill() >on all platforms. Instead, #define away kill() to pqkill() in >port/win32.h, and just use kill() directly on unix platforms. Similar >changes for pqsigsetmask, except they are all local to pqsignal.h. > >2) Implements pqselect() in similar ways. This function appears just as >select() to the user. Internally, it runs a loop where it polls for >signals once / second. This allows the backend to actually shut down, >since we can deliver signals to both postmaster and statistics >processes. Ordinary backends cannot yet be shut down, since they don't >use select, but a blocking recv() instead. I'll get to those soon... > > >//Magnus >
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