Aidar Imamov writes:
> Thank's, I agree with you.
> Attaching an edited version of the patch.
Re-reading this in the light of morning, I realized that it can be
done even more simply: let's just move isfixed to the shared struct,
rather than keep two copies. The argument for two copies of keysiz
On 2025-07-24 20:24, Tom Lane wrote:
Aidar Imamov writes:
Recently, while working with hash tables in dynahash.c, I noticed
something weird.
When a hash table is already created in shared memory, and the another
process
calls hash_create attempting to attach to it, it seems like the
HASH_FIXED_
Aidar Imamov writes:
> Recently, while working with hash tables in dynahash.c, I noticed
> something weird.
> When a hash table is already created in shared memory, and the another
> process
> calls hash_create attempting to attach to it, it seems like the
> HASH_FIXED_SIZE
> flag gets lost.
Y
Hi hackers,
Recently, while working with hash tables in dynahash.c, I noticed
something weird.
When a hash table is already created in shared memory, and the another
process
calls hash_create attempting to attach to it, it seems like the
HASH_FIXED_SIZE
flag gets lost.
For example, if you st
