Craig Ringer wrote:
> If at all possible, isolate your C++ code from the PostgreSQL
> aggregate implementation. Pass the C++ code pre-allocated buffers
> to work with if you can, and manage the allocations in the Pg C
> code. Turn your C++ code into library that presents only `extern
> "C"` interfaces and opaque types if yu can.
+1
You definitely want to separately compile the C code which interfaces
with PostgreSQL and calls C entry points to the C++ code. A clear and
clean boundary here is critical to reliability and maintainability.
-Kevin
