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Directory postgresql/ contains PostgreSQL sources that were automatically patched to make all global variables to become thread-local ones.
This makes it possible to use pg functions in multi-thread environment.
Also, there are some additional commits to postgresql/ (mostly backports from newer PostgreSQL versions
or renames of PostgreSQL C functions when corresponding function is reimplemented outside of postgresql/ directory/)
Base version of PostgreSQL can be seen in copy_src.sh script (VERSION variable).
copy_src.sh script downloads, configures and builds static postgresql.a library from original PostgreSQL sources with minor patches (source.patch).
After that, it finds all global r/w symbols by analyzing output of "objdump postgresql.a" command.
Then it copies all necessary *.c and *.h files to postgresql/ directory, automatically changing all static variables to thread-local ones.
How to upgrade to newer PostgreSQL:
1. Make sure you have folloing packages installed (assuming you have Ubuntu Linux):
libicu-dev
icu-devtools
pkg-config
liblz4-dev
libreadline-dev
libssl-dev
libxml2-dev
libossp-uuid-dev
2. On clean repository perform following command:
./copy_src.sh && git diff -R postgresql > local_changes.patch
In file local_changes.patch you will get all changes applied to postgresql/ directory which are not part of automated patching by copy_src.sh
3. Cleanup repositry:
git checkout .
4. Bump PostgreSQL version in copy_src.sh (it is recommended not to do big jumps here)
5. Run ./copy_src.sh
6. Assuming compilation and automatic patching were successful, apply local changes collected on step 2:
patch -p6 < local_changes.patch
Resolve possible conflicts. Usually, conflicts arise due to some already backported changes
7. Update pg_catalog data
(cd ../../tools/pg_catalog_dump/ && yag make --build=relwithdebinfo && ./pg_catalog_dump > dump.json)
8. Regenerate Arrow postgresql kernels
./generate_kernels.py
9. Make sure that resulting pg_wrapper library compiles and passes minimal tests
yag make --build=relwithdebinfo -tA -C ut -C test -C ../../sql/pg/ut
10. Verify that all global variables in PostgreSQL-originated sources are accounted for
./verify.sh
Should output OK
11. Submit PR (do not forget to git add all new files created in postgresql/ direcotry - they sshould also present in pg_sources.inc)
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