more logical.

and remove IsA_Value macro.

from libpq has two functions with memory leaks.

The functions pickout() and overwrite() malloc space for buf which is
never freed.

See
http://www.postgresql.org/users-lounge/docs/7.0/programmer/largeobjects3207.htm

This problem is also in the 6.5 docs at
http://www.postgresql.org/users-lounge/docs/6.5/programmer/x3184.htm

Nishad Prakash

whitespace is unimportant in assembly code.  Also, move VAX definition
of typedef slock_t to port header files to be like all the other ports.
Note that netbsd.h and openbsd.h are now identical, and I rather think
that freebsd.h is broken in the places where it doesn't agree --- but
I'll leave it to the freebsders to look at that.

* doc/FAQ_MSWIN: Update to be consistent with software -- mainly change
comment from lack of Cygwin UNIX domain socket support and to list of
current Cygwin UNIX domain socket issues.
* src/include/config.h.in: Enable UNIX domain sockets for Cygwin.
* src/include/port/win.h: Disable UNIX domain sockets for Cygwin b20.1.
* src/test/regress/pg_regress.sh: Use UNIX domain sockets for Cygwin
instead of TCP/IP.

into distinct concepts, per recent discussion on pghackers.

#! /usr/local/bin/perl -w
to
#! /usr/bin/perl

The path is probably more portable, and the -w was kind of silly for a six
line script that produces two warnings as it stands.

#! /usr/local/bin/python
to
#! /usr/bin/env python
which is the recommended way.

> > enable the :bash_math opcodes.  Currently plperl.c only
> > enables the :default opcodes.  This leave out about five of six
> > math functions including sqrt().

Travis Bauer

        - Applied patch submitted by John Schutz <schutz@austin.rr.com> that
          fixed a bug with ANT's SQL functions (not needed for building but nice
          to have fixed).

initdb time.  A few copy-editing cleanups, too.

/*
 * Standard __asm__ format:
 *
 *  __asm__(
 *          "command;"
 *          "command;"
 *          "command;"
 *      :   "=r"(_res)          return value, in register
 *      :   "r"(lock)           argument, 'lock pointer', in register
 *      :   "r0");              inline code uses this register
 */