Hi Thomas,
i m working on postgres for 2 new platforms, NetWare 6 and a future
64 bit OS that is under development.
On NetWare timezone is defined as a global variable, seconds from GMT.
But wait, gettimeofday will be added to NetWare so there isn t any
change neccessary anymore.
On the other hand the struct isn t used in the mentioned functions,
so for
"correctness" it could be added.
Thanks for your answers
Ulrich Neumann
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>>> Thomas Lockhart <lockhart@fourpalms.org> 08.01.2002 16:00:11 >>>
> i would like to add the following changes to the code so that
postgres
> doesn t have any problems if we compile it on machines that have
> gettimeofday with 1 ARG and therefore don t need 'struct timezone
xxx'
> I m working on a System where timezone is defined in another way.
What system? How is timezone defined for that system? Is it something
completely new and different, or a variant which we already handle in
other places but not for this case?
...
> 2.postgres.c
> ResetUsage(void)
> {
> #ifndef GETTIMEOFDAY_1ARG
> struct timezone tz;
> #endif
>
> getrusage(RUSAGE_SELF, &Save_r);
> gettimeofday(&Save_t, &tz);
...
So what "one argument" does gettimeofday() have? Where does "tz" come
from if it is not defined here? Does it become a global variable?
Where
is it declared?
afaik the nabstime.c usage of gettimeofday() has been in the
PostgreSQL
code for quite a while, so I'm suprised that this is a problem on the
new mystery platform ;)
- Thomas
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