Hello Marc,
On 28-Feb-99 18:45:24, you wrote:
>> >> I have ported PostgreSQL to the AmigaOS using a Unix emulation library.
>> >>
>> >> PostgreSQL 6.1 work fine but either PostgreSQL 6.2 and 6.4.2 give me
>> >> problems on initdb. Postgres backend spits out this message:
>> >>
>> >> ERROR: fmgr_info: function 0: cache lookup failed
>> >>
>> >> Anybody has any idea of why this happens?
>> >>
>> >>
>> >> BTW, since the Amiga Developer environment that I used emulates the
>> >> normal Unix enviroment, would the PostgreSQL developers be interested
>> >> that integrated any Amiga specific templates and ported code to make the
>> >> main distribuition of PostgreSQL build out of the box on the Amiga OS
>> >> too?
>>
>> >Definitely...please send patches in to pgsql-patches@postgresql.org with
>> >what is required, but plesae make sure that any patches are against the
>> >current source tree, not v6.4.2...
>>
>> Ok, but to work on the current source tree wouldn't it be better to get me
>> a CVS write account so I can work in the absolutely latest version? Don't
>Access to the CVS repository is limited, with the only ones that have
>received it in the past being those that have worked with us for ages now,
>and have proven themselves in so far as the patches they have submitted.
I'm sorry I didn't mean to push myself in. After all you've just met me so
you don'y know if you can trust me to not damage the source tree. It's ok,
I understand. I would probably be reserved as you are in this circumstance.
BTW, congratulations for you dedication to the development of a capable
Open Source RDBMS.
>There is access to the current source tree available via snapshot's
>created nightly, CVSup as well as anon-CVS ... all documented on the web
>site...
Ok, I am downloading it now, so I can send you the patches with cvs diff -c
I presume.
I am trying to figure from cvs log if the problem referred above has been
fixed but I could not determine that because the log of changes since
1999-01-02 doesn't seem to mention any fixes for that explicitly.
I noticed that users of other platforms seem to have a similar problem.
Can you please tell if any progress was done regarding the mentioned
problem?
Regards,
Manuel Lemos
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