Tom Lane wrote:
> And no, I don't want to undo those changes. Especially not if the
> only reason for it is to not have to use Cygwin on Windows. Most
> of these changes made the startup code substantially simpler,
> faster, and more reliable.
Then I think the notion of a pure Windows version is dead in the water. Writing
a fork()-like API for Windows is, of course, doable as evidenced by cygwin, and
from a general theory seems like a pretty straight forward thing to do (with a
few low level tricks of course) but the details are pretty scary.
Has anyone done a profile of PostgreSQL running on a windows box and identified
cygwin bottlenecks which we could augment with native code?
