Allocating shared memory in Postgres
| От | Souvik Bhattacherjee |
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| Тема | Allocating shared memory in Postgres |
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| Msg-id | CAANrPScpwLXFs0FmEXMk5CZRpXUt5q2uL7Ac++oXBujEJ5xzfA@mail.gmail.com обсуждение исходный текст |
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Re: Allocating shared memory in Postgres
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Hi,
I need to allocate shared memory in Postgres 11.0 outside the initialization phase. In order to achieve this I have done the following:
- increased the amount of shared memory by increasing the value of size in CreateSharedMemoryAndSemaphores (int port) in ipci.c. I have made sure that the amount of memory that I need, say m << M, where M is the amount of additional shared memory that I have allocated.
- during a particular query, where I need to allocate shared memory (which is a function of the sizes of the tables in the query), I invoke ShmemInitStruct() in shmem.c
This seems to work in my case, although I haven't tested it extensively.
My concern here is that when I go through the NOTES in shmem.c, I find the following line:
Fixed-size structures contain things like global variables for a module and should never be allocated after the shared memory initialization phase.
I'm allocating a shared array data structure through ShmemInitStruct and I'm not sure if the lines above apply to my case, since I'm doing the allocation during a query.
Any help/clarifications in this regard would be appreciated.
Best,
-SB
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