[HACKERS] IRIX and large SMP: donations of shells c

2002-08-08 Thread Alex Avriette

I'm going to be overseeing a move from a Mac-based postgres database (100k
transactions/day, roughly 5M rows) to an SGI Octane in the near-ish term.The
machine will only be two-way SMP. I'd like to see it working 64-bit and
compiled with MIPSpro. I have a friend who has mostly succeeded in getting
it compiiled with MIPSpro, but Neil told me today there might be concerns
with SMP systems  4cpu's. I offered access on a system with 6 cpus (SGI
Challenge L, R4400's). I may have access to other machines, including a
36-cpu Octane with R10k's. If this is useful to somebody on the core group,
please let me know. I'd really like to see Postgres understand MIPSpro and
irix out of the box. I understand there is some difficulty at present.

I'd appreciate a Cc on the thread, if possible.

Thanks,
alex

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Re: [HACKERS] IRIX and large SMP: donations of shells c

2002-08-08 Thread Tom Lane

Alex Avriette [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
 I'd really like to see Postgres understand MIPSpro and
 irix out of the box. I understand there is some difficulty at present.

Like what?

regards, tom lane

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Re: [HACKERS] IRIX and large SMP: donations of shells c

2002-08-08 Thread Neil Conway

Alex Avriette [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
 I have a friend who has mostly succeeded in getting
 it compiiled with MIPSpro, but Neil told me today there might be concerns
 with SMP systems  4cpu's.

That's my impression, anyone -- I can't say I've confirmed that with
any benchmarks.

 I offered access on a system with 6 cpus (SGI Challenge L, R4400's).

As I indicated in IRC, I'd be interested in the use of that
machine. If that's okay, can you send me the auth info via email? You
can find my GPG key on keyserver.net.

Cheers,

Neil

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PGP Key ID: DB3C29FC


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