Re: enable-unicode-conversion option?
От | Tatsuo Ishii |
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Тема | Re: enable-unicode-conversion option? |
Дата | |
Msg-id | 20010912095918T.t-ishii@sra.co.jp обсуждение исходный текст |
Ответ на | Re: enable-unicode-conversion option? (Hannu Krosing <hannu@tm.ee>) |
Список | pgsql-hackers |
It seems to be resonable to leave #define UNICODE_CONVERSION somewhere (maybe in pg_config.h). -- Tatsuo Ishii > Peter Eisentraut wrote: > > > > Hannu Krosing writes: > > > > > I'm contemplating porting pg to PocketPC/WinCE platform and there the > > > size does matter. And as WinCE is pure unicode platform there should be > > > no need for 'conversions'. > > > > The Unicode support is about 1 MB on disk. If you want to run a server > > and you don't have the extra 1 MB then you've got problems. > > A server does not necessaryly mean "A Huge DataWarehousing Server", it > may > be just a fancy addressbook with some growth potential. > > > Plus, you might have clients connecting that are not pure Unicode. > > I may refuse to serve them ;) > > > Of course I don't completely understand the setup you have in mind. Is > > WinCE POSIX-compatible? > > no. it is an embedded os most compatible to Win32 (an OS found on some > Intel x86 based PC's ;) so it would be much easier if a non-cygwin Win32 > port was done first. > > it is run on Compaqs iPAQ and other handheld devices, where memory is > still > a bit problem (16MB of Flash ROM and 32-64 of RAM in standard > configurations, > iPAQ has 200MHz StrongARM processor) While that may seem very little > now, I've > run postgres on much worse hardware only a few years ago (40MHz 486sx > with > 16Mb ram and 20Mb HDD) > > The port, if ever done, will require much mucking about in internals and > may > not be possible inside the main source tree anyway so you should not > worry too > much if removing --enable-unicode-conversion would make some things much > easier. > > The clients will mostly connect from the same device and quite likely > one > at a time. > > As linux is already ported to iPAQ it may be easier to use Linux version > of > postgres there but even then space consuption is of some concern. > > OTOH it seems to be a good goal to have Postgres be able to run > everywhere > where Linux can ;) > > --------------- > Hannu >
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