Closed jakebolewski closed 5 years ago
Hi @jakebolewski,
thanks for the question. I've added a license to the project, it is a standard postgres license.
Thanks @zilder! This is one of the easiest to follow Postgres FDW example projects I've seen as someone who is new to the ecosystem.
Thanks : ) I just want to point out that i'm not exactly a c++ programmer, but i had to use it because of libarrow
and libparquet
. So most of the code is still written in c-style.
It's truly aweszome that this great project is going to be Postgres licensed. I'm a big fan and hope to be able to contribute in some meaningful way going forward.
--Denis Lussier Longtime Postgres Community Member Product Manager for Postgres at AWS
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Thanks : ) I just want to point out that i'm not exactly a c++ programmer, but i had to use it because of libarrow and libparquet. So most of the code is still written in c-style.
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I came across this repo while looking for examples of an FDW / Postgres extension with a C++ project and it seems generally useful but didn't want to look too hard because there is no license. Could you clarify / add this info?