PBCKP-544: Replace macro COMP_CRC32C with wrapper function under windows #34
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to avoid *pg_comp_crc32c import and influence on other extensions. Use COMP_CRC32C_COMMON for all systems. Tags: ptrack
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Where's modifications for older PostgreSQL versions? |
Move your question to PBCKP-544 in our jira, please. |
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to avoid *pg_comp_crc32c import and influence on other extensions. Use COMP_CRC32C_COMMON for all systems.
Tags: ptrack