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  1. Re: [PATCHES] Fixes for initdb on DEC Alpha

    Bruce Momjian <maillist@candle.pha.pa.us> — 1998-03-17T22:09:22Z

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    > The attached two patches should be all that's required to get 6.3
    > initdb running properly on a DEC Alpha.  These patches have been
    > tested against versions 3.2 and 4.0 of Digital Unix.
    > 
    > The two patched files are template/alpha and backend/main/main.c
    > 
    > (This is my first patch submission, so be gently with me <G>)
    
    Congratulations.  Certainly has to be put in the coming mega-patch. 
    Strange that the fix is so small, just some config lines, and a #define
    ASSEMBLER around sys/proc.h.  Amazing.
    
    Glad the cause wasn't some of my code additions.
    
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  2. Re: [PATCHES] Fixes for initdb on DEC Alpha

    Dwayne Bailey <dwayne@mika.com> — 1998-03-17T22:15:16Z

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    On Tue, 17 Mar 1998, Bruce Momjian wrote:
    
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    > Congratulations.  Certainly has to be put in the coming mega-patch. 
    > Strange that the fix is so small, just some config lines, and a #define
    > ASSEMBLER around sys/proc.h.  Amazing.
    
    Actually, all that my "patch" does it to enable a pre-existing
    patch.  With -Dalpha, the macro LONGALIGN() is defined to aling,
    not on long boundaries as you would expect, but on int
    boundaries.  Once I found that, it was clear how to fix the
    problem.  The comments in the header file were quite clear that
    this was to prevent exactly the sorts of problems that we were
    seeing.
    
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    > Glad the cause wasn't some of my code additions.
    > 
    
    No additions at all.  Just a removal of a #define
    
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