Re: How and when are encoding DLLs used on Windows?

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On 11/17/2011 12:04 AM, David Schnur wrote:
I bundle Postgres (8.3.15) with another product as a back-end database.
  On Windows, the default build includes a bunch of what appear to be
codec libraries, with names like,
utf8_and_cyrillic.dll, ascii_and_mic.dll, etc.  But using Microsoft's
dependency walker tool, I see no references to any of these in
libpq.dll, psql, postgres or initdb.

They're loaded by LoadLibrary calls. You'll see that the names do appear in the server executable as strings.

The PL libraries and contrib libraries are similar, in that you won't see direct dependencies but they'll still get used via LoadLibrary if your database calls for them.

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Craig Ringer

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