On Thu, Apr 26, 2007 at 01:35:42PM -0400, Tom Lane wrote:
> AFAICS you do not need to inline create_statement. The risk factor
> is where you call a routine that does something with a va_list, and
> then you want to do something else (other than va_end) with that va_list
> after it returns. The one use of create_statement doesn't do that,
> hence no problem. (We know this works, because stringinfo.c does it.)
Given all the problems I had so far with this code I'd prefer to keep it
inlined. :-)
> BTW, I think there is a small bug there: you fail to call va_end() in the
> failure path. I'm not sure if there are any modern machines where
> va_end() isn't a no-op, but nonetheless the code isn't meeting the spec.
Fixed. Thanks.
Michael
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