Thread added to TODO:
o Properly mark all libpq-exported functions with "PQ"
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Tom Lane wrote:
> I find that libpq.so exports the following symbols that have neither
> PQ, pq, pg, nor lo_ as a prefix:
>
> EncryptMD5
> SockAddr_cidr_mask
> fe_getauthname
> fe_getauthsvc
> fe_sendauth
> fe_setauthsvc
> freeaddrinfo_all
> getaddrinfo_all
> getnameinfo_all
> md5_hash
> rangeSockAddr
>
> md5_hash seems a particularly unforgivable intrusion on application
> namespace :-(. Any objection to fixing these things to be prefixed
> with pq or pg, which is the convention we usually follow for "internal"
> names that can't be static?
>
> Also, these functions strictly speaking violate application namespace,
> but given that PQ appears infix, they're probably OK.
>
> appendBinaryPQExpBuffer
> appendPQExpBuffer
> appendPQExpBufferChar
> appendPQExpBufferStr
> createPQExpBuffer
> destroyPQExpBuffer
> enlargePQExpBuffer
> initPQExpBuffer
> printfPQExpBuffer
> resetPQExpBuffer
> termPQExpBuffer
>
> It'd be nicer if we could filter out all exported symbols that don't
> appear in exports.txt, but I don't know any portable way to do that.
>
> regards, tom lane
>
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