On Aug 3, 2004, at 9:20 AM, Dan Weber wrote:
There are some major problems with pgsql at the moment. I couldn't
tell you if it was the dbmail driver, or pgsql itself, but I know that
it keeps eating disk space like crazy. Sometimes vacuuming it helps,
but not really. I think we should have a full review of the dbpgsql
driver.
I've been testing with pgsql and not run into this problem. It's
possible that I just haven't hit whatever operation it is that causes
this.
long long db_num_rows(void)
+// This typecase is evil. Its not always true
+// if this function returns 0
{
Not sure what you mean here. At the very least db_num_rows() type must
be consistent across drivers. Is u64_t a better choice for portability?
+// inline will be better because I can't see why wasting a function
call is a
+// good idea. As well, the type checking stays.
inline is not portable, doesn't work properly with all versions of gcc,
and is done automatically by -O3. no need to add this.
