[HACKERS] symbol not found in plpgsql.so

2000-10-05 Thread Frederick W. Reimer
I sent an email on this the other day, but didn't see it pop up in the list and there have been no responses, so I don't know if it got through. Sorry if this is a dup. I'm getting the following error when I add a row to a table that has a trigger set for a plpgsql function. I did a nm on the

RE: [HACKERS] New unified regression test driver

2000-10-05 Thread Frederick W. Reimer
This may sound stupid, but what's wrong with including a binary make executable in a binary PostgreSQL package? It could be stored in the regression test directory and then you could write a "standard" regression test makefile instead of a different "script" for each platform. A compiler would b

[HACKERS] RE: [PORTS] symbol not found in plpgsql.so

2000-10-05 Thread Frederick W. Reimer
Oh, forgot to say that this is v7.0 on Solaris 7... Fred > -Original Message- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On > Behalf Of Frederick W. Reimer > Sent: Thursday, October 05, 2000 3:21 PM > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: [PORTS

RE: [HACKERS] The 85/0.0085 mistery ?

2000-10-06 Thread Frederick W. Reimer
Nothing is wrong, that's just how computers work. Fractional numbers are stored in a variety of formats on different platforms. Most support the IEEE formats, but some use their own formats. In all cases, that I'm aware of, the numbers are stored as a mantissa and exponent. The numbers are "b