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This updates copyright and license information to be or include `PgCentral Foundation, Inc.`. Also fixes up spurious references to "TCDI", and "ZomboDB".
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- go make a PR to `develop` on GitHub
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- start "draft new release" on GitHub to ask it to "Generate release notes". Make sure to choose the `develop` branch to get the full set of changes.: https://github.com/tcdi/pgrx/releases/new
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- start "draft new release" on GitHub to ask it to "Generate release notes". Make sure to choose the `develop` branch to get the full set of changes.: https://github.com/pgcentralfoundation/pgrx/releases/new
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- paste them into the PR you made above
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- edit them as best as you can while channeling @workingjubilee's spirit
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# Forging SQL from Rust
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PostgreSQL offers an extension interface, and it's my belief that Rust is a fantastic language to write extensions for it. [Eric Ridge](https://twitter.com/zombodb) thought so too, and started [`pgrx`](https://github.com/tcdi/pgrx) awhile back. I've been working with him to improve the toolkit, and wanted to share about one of our latest hacks: improving the generation of extension SQL code to interface with Rust.
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PostgreSQL offers an extension interface, and it's my belief that Rust is a fantastic language to write extensions for it. [Eric Ridge](https://twitter.com/zombodb) thought so too, and started [`pgrx`](https://github.com/pgcentralfoundation/pgrx/) awhile back. I've been working with him to improve the toolkit, and wanted to share about one of our latest hacks: improving the generation of extension SQL code to interface with Rust.
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This post is more on the advanced side, as it assumes knowledge of both Rust and PostgreSQL. We'll approach topics like foreign functions, dynamic linking, procedural macros, and linkers.
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If you're looking for more materials about aggregates, the TimescaleDB folks wrote about aggregates and how they impacted their hyperfunctions in [this article][timescaledb-article-aggregation]. Also, My pal [Tim McNamara][timclicks] wrote about how to implement harmonic and geometric means as aggregates in [this article][timclicks-article-aggregates].
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