> > Just successfully loading an old-style C function doesn't
> > guarantee that it works anyway. I pointed out before that the
> > changes due to TOAST require each function that takes
> > arguments of varlen types to expect toasted values.
>
> Couldn't the function handler detoast the values before handing them to
> the function? That would be slower, but it would allow people to continue
> to use the "simpler" interface.
Are there really that many things you can do with a toasted value ?
Off hand I can only think of equality functions. All others should need
a detoasted value anyways.
Andreas
