>> if ( sr_id && strcmp(sr_id,"-1") ) printf("SRID=%s;", sr_id);
>>
>> I have a very strong feeling that evaluation order in C is unspecified,
>> rather
>> than being from left to right; so for example the compiler could decide
>> to
>> generate code that evaluates the strcmp() first, in which case it would
>> segfault on a NULL :( I think you would need to re-write something like
>> this:
>
> Should be fine: man -S7 operator
Not necessarily, since associativity does not specify evaluation order:
see http://www.dcs.bbk.ac.uk/~roger/cpp/week2.htm for an example of this.
Associativity only comes into play if there are more than two operands
within an expression.
> I'll have a look at that, how is the estimated_extent investigation
> coming?
Yeah, I managed to fix the one place in estimated_extent(), however there
are a couple of other places that need a fix. The problem is again that we
are poking values directly into ArrayTypes rather than using the
PostgreSQL supplied macros for accessing arrays :(
I did have something ready to commit first thing this morning, but my
laptop decided to blow up today - as I'm heading out now, I'll see if I
can come up with something later this evening on my home machine.
ATB,
Mark.
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