I've been working on a new page or two of documentation of libpq. It's mostly aimed towards zero-trust concerns - exposing a few methods already present in fe-connect and documenting them. I'll have more details later.
For now I wanted to call out that (at least) one code sample fails to compile. Lord knows I've done that with my own blog in the past - distant -ast - because I was focused on conveying the concepts. But it's now easy to directly include source files into documentation so it makes sense to have working and tested code in the documentation.
The natural place to put this is the rest of the project's source code, but in a separate area that allows the reader to build the example without all of the dependencies of the parent project. In my current POC I'm using meson, like the full project, but the only external dependency is on libpq. I'll obviously need to add a few more dependencies when I add examples with SSL, OAuth, and GSSAPI, but it will always be far fewer dependencies than the parent project.
So where should the example code go?
Bear
