"Tom Lane" <tgl@sss.pgh.pa.us> writes:
> After much experimentation I was able to get it to work by invoking
> memcpy through a function pointer, which seems to be sufficient to
> disable this particular compiler's built-in intelligence about memcpy.
> I can't say that I find this a nice clean solution; but does anyone have
> a better one?
I'm thinking instead of having struct varlena (which you're not allowed to
safely use any members of anyways) we should just have a typedef to void*.
That would make things like DATUM_GET_TEXT_PP slightly more sane as well.
text* would just be a typedef to void* which could be passed to VARDATA_ANY
and VARDATA_ANY_EXHDR but not manipulated directly.
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