Jerry Sievert

Regina Ore (@robe2) maintains windows builds for plv8 1.4.8: http://www.postgresonline.com/journal/archives/367-PLV8-binaries-for-PostgreSQL-9.6beta1-windows-both-32-bit-and-64-bit.html there are also some note there on compiling. the plv8 project itself does not maintain binary builds for any platform,...

Thanks for trying, Regina, if it's any consolation, 1.5 doesn't compile on newer Linux distributions either, due to the ever-changing tool chain v8 requires/provides.

I purchased a copy of windows, and am looking to see if it's possible for me to get this beast built.

thanks @sfingram - I took a quick look at it, but not enough in-depth. I'll try to look again tomorrow, or at the latest this weekend.

this looks great, thank you! I'm going to merge now, but not do a new release immediately. I have a couple of other small fixups I want to include in...

some notes (going to go ahead and use this issue to write down some of the things that have been going through my head on this: ## AWS/RDS one thing...

opening a socket that can accept connections would fall under untrusted.

I've created https://github.com/plv8/plv8u and have started breaking everything apart. looking at which modules need to be supported in which order. looking at: * require - `plv8u.core_modules` and `plv8u.modules` for core...

Require will be core in untrusted, but I can likely port most of the core logic (sans file system support) into plv8. Unfortunately that still won't help until Debian is...

I was planning on a core module directory where core modules live then a variable set for additional modules - like plv8u.module_directory - the question is: admin only or user...