> Oleg Bartunov wrote:
>> One known issue: It'll not works with 64-bit OS. We'll certainly fix this
>> but will appreciate if somebody with access to 64-bit machine could help us.
Actually, it dumps core instantly on 32-bit machines too, if they are
pickier about alignment than Intel hardware is. You can't map
structures onto char[] arrays that start at odd byte offsets and not
expect trouble.
I also do not trust macros like this:
typedef struct {
int32 len;
uint16 numlevel;
char data[1];
} ltree;
#define LTREE_HDRSIZE ( sizeof(int32) + sizeof(uint16) )
because they take no account of the possibility of padding between fields.
regards, tom lane
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