On Tue, Jul 13, 2021 at 12:25:06AM -0400, Tom Lane wrote:
> That's easy enough in v13 and up, which have 8f4fb4c64 so that
> Solution.pm looks like this. We could make it consistent in older
> branches by manually hacking pg_config.h.win32 ... but I'm wondering
> if the smarter plan wouldn't be to back-patch 8f4fb4c64. Without
> that, we're at risk of messing up anytime we back-patch something
> that involves a change in the set of configure-defined symbols, which
> we do with some regularity.
I was thinking to just do the easiest move and fix this issue down to
13, not bothering about older branches :p
Looking at the commit, a backpatch is not that complicated and it is
possible to check the generation of pg_config.h on non-MSVC
environments if some objects are missing. Still, I think that it
would be better to be careful and test this code properly on Windows
with a real build. It means that.. Err... Andrew or I should look
at that. I am not sure that the potential maintenance gain is worth
poking at the stable branches, to be honest.
--
Michael
