At 02:31 10/07/00 -0400, Tom Lane wrote:
>
>What I'm currently considering instead is to still create a per-tuple
>context for each plan node, but use it only for expression evaluation,
>ie, we switch into it on entry to ExecQual(), ExecTargetList(),
>ExecProject(), maybe a few other places. The majority of our leakage
>problems are associated with expression evaluation, so this should allow
>fixing the leakage problems. It will mean that routines associated with
>plan nodes (basically, executor/node*.c) will still need to be careful
>to avoid leaks. For the most part they are already, but I had hoped to
>make that care less necessary.
>
Is it simple for the person writing the low level routines to choose
(easily) to allocate 'temporary' memory vs. 'permanent' memory? If some
mechanism were in place for this, then the code could slowly be
migrated...at least reducing the tedium.
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