Обсуждение: Patches for REL7_0_PATCHES

I posted some time ago small patches.
They was applied to the HEAD. But I realised that they did not applied
to REL7_0_PATCHES.

fd.c.patch is a patch to reduce number of lseek syscalls.
fe-misc.c.patch is a patch for libpq to cope with bugs in Linux kernel.
pg_proc.c.patch is a patch for small memory leak in pg_proc.c.

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We only put big stuff in the 7.1 tree.  Patches tree is only for major
fixes that are easy to verify.

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Denis Perchine <dyp@perchine.com> writes:
> fd.c.patch is a patch to reduce number of lseek syscalls.
> fe-misc.c.patch is a patch for libpq to cope with bugs in Linux kernel.
> pg_proc.c.patch is a patch for small memory leak in pg_proc.c.

The first of these is *certainly* inappropriate to apply as a backpatch,
and I have serious doubts about the other two as well.  We normally only
backpatch critical bug fixes, because dot-releases get almost no testing
before release.  I'm not convinced these are critical...

            regards, tom lane