The -Bsymbolic-functions linker flag reduces the amount of PLT jumps in
a shared object, and has a side effect of preventing symbol collisions
in libraries and applications linking against two different shared
objects exposing the same symbol.
While the former is (generally) a performance win, the latter is less
rare than expected. For instance, PulseAudio started linking against
json-c a while ago; now, every project linking against PulseAudio is
leaking json-c symbols. In the GNOME platform, this means that projects
linking against PulseAudio cannot be safely linked against other
libraries depending on the GLib-based JSON parsing libraries JSON-GLib,
because of a symbol conflict. Nominally, this conflict would not be an
issue: libraries and applications do not need to depend on two different
JSON parsing libraries; the symbol leakage, though, ends up causing
either segmentation faults, or weird errors. For further reference,
please see: https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=703734
JSON-GLib already switched to using -Bsymbolic-functions, but it would
be safe if json-c did the same, wherever the linker flag is available.
Changing root name of library to json-c, and also the
directory where header files are installed to .../jsdon-c/*.
This avoids clashes with other implementations of JSON libraries.
As part of this create a public json_config.h with a custom define to
decide whether to include inttypes.h to avoid conflicting with other
projects config.h header.
Added parse_null test. This does not change anything with how the parser handles \u0000 or null characters
This commit is addapted from one by Adomas Paltanavičius <adomas@leanholding.com>
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json_object_get_int64. Binary compatibility preserved.
Eric Haszlakiewicz, EHASZLA at transunion com
Rui Miguel Silva Seabra, rms at 1407 dot org
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* Add escaping of foward slash on tokenizing and output
* Changes to internal tokenizer from using recursion to
using a depth state structure to allow incremental parsing
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* Add ifdef C++ extern "C" to headers
* Use simpler definition of min and max in bits.h
Larry Lansing, llansing at fuzzynerd dot com
* Remove automake 1.6 requirement
* Move autogen commands into autogen.sh. Update README
* Remove error pointer special case for Windows
* Change license from LGPL to MIT
Michael Clark <michael@metaparadigm.com>
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Added a Win32/Win64 compliant implementation of vasprintf
* debug.c - C. Watford (christopher dot watford at gmail dot com)
Removed usage of vsyslog on Win32/Win64 systems, needs to be handled
by a configure script
* json_object.c - C. Watford (christopher dot watford at gmail dot com)
Added scope operator to wrap usage of json_object_object_foreach, this
needs to be rethought to be more ANSI C friendly
* json_object.h - C. Watford (christopher dot watford at gmail dot com)
Added Microsoft C friendly version of json_object_object_foreach
* json_tokener.c - C. Watford (christopher dot watford at gmail dot com)
Added a Win32/Win64 compliant implementation of strndup
* json_util.c - C. Watford (christopher dot watford at gmail dot com)
Added cast and mask to suffice size_t v. unsigned int conversion
correctness
* json_tokener.c - sign reversal issue on error info for nested object parse
spotted by Johan Bj�rklund (johbjo09 at kth.se)
* json_object.c - escape " in json_escape_str
* Change to automake and libtool to build shared and static library
Michael Clark <michael@metaparadigm.com>
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Eric Haszlakiewicz
Christopher Meng
Michael Clark
Emmanuele Bassi
Alexander Klauer
Arun Raghavan
Keith Derrick
Martin Storsjo
Eric Haszlakiewicz
Jehiah Czebotar
Brent Miller
Christopher Watford