> Isn't the post-parse-analysis tree far more interesting? There's
> already debug support for printing that.
It's interesting too. But I think compraring raw parse tree and
post-parse-analysis tree is sometimes usefull to understand the source
code.
> Of course, you can call pprint() from anyplace using gdb, so for
> occasional debugging needs I think no special code support is
> needed. I think what you are proposing is something equivalent to
> the debug_print_parse GUC, and I'm not sure it's worth that.
> regards, tom lane
Yes, that's what I mean. However if I'm the only one who is
interesting in the raw parse tree, I can live with gdb/pprint().
Another issue is, some node types are not supported in outfuncs.c.
WARNING: could not dump unrecognized node type: 911
I could post patches for this if there's enough interest.
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Tatsuo Ishii
SRA OSS, Inc. Japan
