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> will you apply my patches to the cvs tree, too? Since we will release 
> 6.4 pretty soon I think the changes should make it into the tree asap.

Applied. 

These patches from Michael bring the ecpg parser up to date with the
main Postgres parser, as well as solidifying some strdup() usage.

                      - Tom