tracking this thing down -- and it''s why you''re still getting
the problem
after we''ve known about it for so long. If you''ve got good C
programming
skills and have the time to hunt this down, I''ve got some thoughts on
ways
you could go about trying to find the root cause of the bug, but let me warn
you that the Ruby source code is... interesting, and not for the
faint-hearted.
- Matt
--
MySQL seems to be the Windows of the database world. Broken, underspecced,
and mainly only popular due to inertia and people who don''t really know
what
they''re doing.
-- Peter Corlett, in the Monastery
