Re: Trying out - Mailing list pgsql-hackers

From Peter Eisentraut
Subject Re: Trying out
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Msg-id 8a70830a-5283-4926-8ca0-0131ce1a1943@eisentraut.org
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In response to Re: Trying out  ("Greg Burd" <greg@burd.me>)
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On 21.03.26 19:39, Greg Burd wrote:
> I think that $subject is interesting because it presents an opportunity to reduce the code we maintain and
potentiallyimprove performance.  This thread has languished a bit on the list, so I picked it up.  I've tried it out on
mylocal systems (greenfly, unicorn, icarus, macOS, and a Fedora x86_64 laptop I use as my daily driver) using clang,
gcc,and MSVC.  It seems to work, I still need to measure performance.
 
> 
> tested:
>    - Linux x86_64 (GCC 14.3.0)
>    - Linux RISC-V (GCC 13.3.0, Clang 20.1.2)
>    - FreeBSD x86_64 (Clang 19.1.7)
>    - Windows ARM64 (MSVC 2022)
> 
> I realize we're close to the end of the v19 cycle, but one last look couldn't hurt could it?  Attached is "v3" of his
patchset.  Is anyone else interested in this? :)
 

We currently require MSVC 2019, so before this could be accepted, this 
requirement would need to be adjusted (including documentation, 
buildfarm updates, etc.).  Maybe a bit late for that.



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