pg_usleep() location

Geoffrey wrote:

I'm trying to build a customized pg_standby.c and I can not locate
pg_usleep(). Can anyone point me to the source file that contains this
library? (or even better,the associated Red Hat rpm?)

port/pgsleep.c

If you're a perl guy might be worth getting a copy of "ack" too.

--
Richard Huxton
Archonet Ltd

Richard Huxton wrote:

Geoffrey wrote:

I'm trying to build a customized pg_standby.c and I can not locate
pg_usleep(). Can anyone point me to the source file that contains
this library? (or even better,the associated Red Hat rpm?)

port/pgsleep.c

If you're a perl guy might be worth getting a copy of "ack" too.

perl would likely be preferred, can you point me to ack??

--
Until later, Geoffrey

Those who would give up essential Liberty, to purchase a little
temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety.
- Benjamin Franklin

Geoffrey wrote:

Richard Huxton wrote:

Geoffrey wrote:

I'm trying to build a customized pg_standby.c and I can not locate
pg_usleep(). Can anyone point me to the source file that contains
this library? (or even better,the associated Red Hat rpm?)

port/pgsleep.c

If you're a perl guy might be worth getting a copy of "ack" too.

perl would likely be preferred, can you point me to ack??

http://search.cpan.org/~petdance/ack-1.88/

Probably an RPM for it too. Not sure what you'd search for. Searches
code with Perl regexps, knows about code extensions, does nice colouring
in terminal and switches to a simpler layout when piped/redirected to a
file. Knows to skip .svn directories etc, don't know how I ever lived
without it :-)

--
Richard Huxton
Archonet Ltd

Richard Huxton wrote:

Geoffrey wrote:

Richard Huxton wrote:

Geoffrey wrote:

I'm trying to build a customized pg_standby.c and I can not locate
pg_usleep(). Can anyone point me to the source file that contains
this library? (or even better,the associated Red Hat rpm?)

port/pgsleep.c

If you're a perl guy might be worth getting a copy of "ack" too.

perl would likely be preferred, can you point me to ack??

http://search.cpan.org/~petdance/ack-1.88/

Probably an RPM for it too. Not sure what you'd search for. Searches
code with Perl regexps, knows about code extensions, does nice colouring
in terminal and switches to a simpler layout when piped/redirected to a
file. Knows to skip .svn directories etc, don't know how I ever lived
without it :-)

Thanks muchly, I'll check it out.

--
Until later, Geoffrey

Those who would give up essential Liberty, to purchase a little
temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety.
- Benjamin Franklin