| 1 | Revision history for Perl extension CBOR::XS |
1 | Revision history for Perl extension CBOR::XS |
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| 3 | TODO: pack_keys? |
3 | TODO: pack_keys? |
| 4 | TODO: document encode_cbor_sharing? |
4 | TODO: document encode_cbor_sharing? |
| 5 | TODO: weaken cyclic structures? |
5 | TODO: weaken cyclic structures? |
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6 | TODO: allowed_classes or so? |
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8 | TODO: Fredrik Ljunggren, document utf8_strings/keys |
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9 | - the Math::BigFloat maintainer apparently thinks that changing |
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10 | documented maths function to suddenly yield different results or |
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11 | to fail completely on valid input is cool. Try to work around |
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12 | this madness - if Math::BigFloat changes its API too much, |
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13 | future versions will have to remove support for bignums |
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14 | (bugreport by zdm@softvisio.net). |
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15 | - remove some weird dead code that was duplication (%FILTER). |
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16 | - add t/58_hv.t, which tests hashes and the new text_* flags. |
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17 | hashes apparently were not encoded at all in any of the previous |
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18 | tests. |
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20 | 1.41 Thu 25 Feb 15:22:03 CET 2016 |
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21 | - avoid perl panics on nested FREEZE/THAW calls (testcase by |
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22 | Victor Efimov). |
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24 | 1.4 Mon Feb 8 05:10:15 CET 2016 |
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25 | - buffer overflow fix: a fast path during decoding did not check |
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26 | remaining length when decoding hash keys, found by fuzzing. |
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27 | This can potentially leak information in the error message |
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28 | or crash the process. |
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29 | - use C style { 0 } struct initializer. |
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30 | - upgrade libecb. |
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| 7 | 1.3 Mon Apr 27 22:21:04 CEST 2015 |
32 | 1.3 Mon Apr 27 22:21:04 CEST 2015 |
| 8 | - the incremental parser didn't properly parse tagged values |
33 | - the incremental parser didn't properly parse tagged values |
| 9 | (testcase by Mons Anderson). |
34 | (testcase by Mons Anderson). |
| 10 | - slightly speed up encoding of plain (nonmagical) arrays. |
35 | - slightly speed up encoding of plain (nonmagical) arrays. |
