serd.git - Serd RDF serialisation library

Age	Commit message (Collapse)	Author	Files	Lines
2023-12-02	Support reading lone lists in lax mode	David Robillard	4	-1/+11
	This allows parsing documents like "(42) ."
2023-12-02	Simplify ByteSource implementation	David Robillard	2	-29/+20

2023-12-02	Be precise about the meaning of node "length" and "size"	David Robillard	4	-39/+36

2023-12-02	Align nodes on the reader stack	David Robillard	3	-14/+13

2023-12-02	Replace serd_reader_set_strict() with SerdReaderFlags	David Robillard	6	-33/+26

2023-12-02	Handle read errors more precisely	David Robillard	3	-20/+39

2023-12-02	Simplify reader stack pushing code	David Robillard	1	-6/+6

2023-12-02	Split out simple reader unit tests	David Robillard	3	-317/+404

2023-12-02	Split up serd_internal.h	David Robillard	9	-15/+19

2023-12-02	Reduce complexity of blank node reading functions	David Robillard	1	-18/+28

2023-12-02	Reduce complexity of string writing functions	David Robillard	1	-77/+97

2023-12-02	Reduce complexity of URI node writing functions	David Robillard	1	-21/+38

2023-12-02	Reduce complexity of statement writing functions	David Robillard	2	-79/+175

2023-12-02	Add empty syntax type for suppressing output	David Robillard	8	-21/+107

2023-12-02	Factor out test runner script argument parsing	David Robillard	4	-46/+41

2023-12-02	Use a simple type-safe stack in writer	David Robillard	7	-51/+94

2023-12-02	Add a set of limits to the world	David Robillard	8	-15/+74
	The idea here is to remove the burden of passing things around like stack sizes (where most users don't care and will be happy with a reasonably large default) and keeping the call sites to things like serd_reader_new() clean. The cost is a bit more state, so it's both more powerful and more potentially flaky, since changing the limits has action at a distance that isn't clear from the call site. I think it's worth it for the cleaner API in the common case, and the much better forward compatibility.
2023-12-02	Replace SERD_WRITE_STRICT flag with SERD_WRITE_LAX	David Robillard	5	-17/+16
	The unset value for flags should represent the best default, which in this case is strict parsing. Lax parsing is the riskier opt-in option.
2023-12-02	Add support for writing terse output with minimal newlines	David Robillard	17	-17/+225

2023-12-02	Pass context flags to write_sep()	David Robillard	1	-17/+20

2023-12-02	Add initial flags to write context	David Robillard	1	-12/+17

2023-12-02	Simplify statement flags	David Robillard	6	-49/+47

2023-12-02	Replace multiple stream callbacks with SerdEvent	David Robillard	17	-233/+353
	This makes plumbing easier since everything goes through the same "stream" and only one callback is required to handling everything. It's also more easily extensible in case more event types need to be added in the future.
2023-12-02	Simplify writer style options and write UTF-8 by default	David Robillard	9	-75/+40

2023-12-02	Add SerdStatement	David Robillard	14	-54/+463

2023-12-02	Add SerdCaret	David Robillard	18	-64/+310

2023-12-02	Add SerdField to public API	David Robillard	2	-41/+41
	A statement field enum was previously only used by the writer internally, but will be used in the public API (without a sentinel value) in following commits.
2023-12-02	Add serd_world_get_blank()	David Robillard	5	-2/+86

2023-12-02	Remove serd_reader_set_default_graph()	David Robillard	4	-49/+14

2023-12-02	Use thread-safe strerror_r() if available	David Robillard	6	-7/+45

2023-12-02	Move fopen wrapper to world	David Robillard	5	-27/+34

2023-12-02	Move error handling to world	David Robillard	5	-30/+69

2023-12-02	Add SerdWorld for shared library state	David Robillard	21	-112/+219

2023-12-02	Add serd_node_compare()	David Robillard	4	-0/+106

2023-12-02	Clean up base64 node construction and access API	David Robillard	6	-20/+162

2023-12-02	Clean up numeric node construction and access API	David Robillard	9	-93/+450

2023-12-02	[WIP] Use exess for reading and writing numeric and binary literals	David Robillard	14	-359/+219

2023-12-02	Clean up nodes in reader/writer tests	David Robillard	1	-12/+20

2023-12-02	Move syntax name/extension utilities to public API	David Robillard	6	-55/+158

2023-12-02	Improve reader error handling	David Robillard	5	-137/+320

2023-12-02	Set flags directly when reading literal nodes	David Robillard	1	-64/+43

2023-12-02	Add debug checks for node padding	David Robillard	2	-13/+37

2023-12-02	Zero node padding before passing to reader sinks	David Robillard	5	-2/+41

2023-12-02	Remove datatype and language from reader context	David Robillard	2	-40/+32

2023-12-02	Simplify stack management by popping in bulk at higher levels	David Robillard	4	-139/+55
	Since all memory used by the reader is POD in the stack, there is no benefit to forcing code to explicitly pop everything pushed to the stack, since any function can record an offset and pop back down to it regardless of what its callers pushed if it knows that it does not need those items. This is slightly more efficient (due to avoiding many pop calls), but also more resilient since "leaks" at deeper levels of recursion get nuked by some caller regardless of what was pushed. This should help prevent future regressions like f6437f606 (Fix memory consumption when reading documents).
2023-12-02	Use a fixed-size reader stack	David Robillard	13	-208/+301

2023-12-02	Simplify reader interface	David Robillard	7	-266/+179

2023-12-02	Add SerdSink interface and hide implementations	David Robillard	17	-196/+480

2023-12-02	Bring read/write interface closer to the C standard	David Robillard	16	-105/+130

2023-12-02	Add serd_new_boolean()	David Robillard	3	-0/+35