Allow pgresult_stream_any to be used by sequel_pg #443
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sequel_pg needs to do it's on typecasting and column name mangling, and can do so by passing data through using a void *. This should not affect existing ruby-pg usage, and I expect the performance difference is not even measurable.
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sequel_pg needs to do its own typecasting and column name mangling,
and can do so by passing data through using a void *. This should
not affect existing ruby-pg usage, and I expect the performance
difference is not even measurable.
This can help sequel_pg work around the performance decrease when
using set_single_row_mode (#442).