Tom Lane wrote:
> themselves. (I'd also be inclined to include the hash code in the
> transmitted message, so that readers could more quickly ignore
> uninteresting messages.)
Doesn't seem worth it, and how would the user know their hash; they
already have a C string for comparison. Do we have to handle possible
hash collisions?
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