Tatsuo Ishii <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> Are you proposing that we change all the "char *" to "unsigned char *"?
> No, I suggest we change all "char *" to "unsigned char *" only where
> it points a string which could hold non ASCII character strings.
Which is pretty nearly all of them...
> To support multiple charsets/collataions, I think we need to change
> the way to represent character strings from the unstructured "char *"
> to more intelligent structure (I know it's hard to implement that
> without significant performance loss, but I know we should do it in
> the future).
Yeah, it's still not clear where we are going to end up, but in the
meantime we've got a lot of warnings cluttering the code and making
it hard to spot real problems.
> So "unsigned char*" is not enough for the goal anyway, I'm not against
> your patches.
OK. No one else objected, so I'll go ahead and apply before the code
drifts to the point of breaking the patch.
regards, tom lane
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