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Subject: [HACKERS] libpq/pqcomm stuff and Solaris byte order I decided to go ahead with the required changes since no one else seems to. I don't guarantee that it is perfect but with these changes the package actually compiles. While I was at it I added to the Sparc Solaris header to define the byte order. Note that NetBSD sets this in the system headers so it wasn't required there. In particular, someone may want to check whether I removed the correct 84 lines from backend/libpq/pqcomprim.c.
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