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Re: [HACKERS] Troubles with array_ref

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"Cristian Prieto" <cristian@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
> Well, anyway, this is the Stored Function I've been workin on; it simply
> take an array and an integer just to return this item from the array; The
> array could have any kind of elements so I declare it as anyarray (the
> parameter) and anyelement (the return value), please help me, I don't know
> where to get info about it.

You could save yourself a lot of time if you enabled warnings from your
C compiler (eg, -Wall for gcc) and then paid some attention to them.
The last parameter to array_ref is a bool *, not a bool, and I have no
doubt that the backend is crashing while trying to dereference "false".

(Another problem is that the fourth parameter should be -1 not VARSIZE.)

			regards, tom lane

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