Add str.h to list of Serval header files. Make the NaCl objects not dependent
on Serval header files, so that the entire NaCl source does not get re-built
when editing serval.h or str.h etc.
Move alloca_tohex() from serval.h into str.h so it can be used stand-alone.
Rename str_to_ll_scaled() to str_to_int64_scaled(). Add str_to_uint64_scaled()
and scale_factor().
Add a few more URI parsing functions. Move some functions out of str.c and
into str.h as inline functions.
Add strn_startswith() and strncase_startswith().
Make all str*_startswith() functions take const char * arguments, to make it
possible to do safe programming with consts.
Was not fetching payload of remote bundle, just manifest. The problem was
caused by a change of logic recently to not activate any queued fetch
candidates immediately, but wait until the next fd_poll(), so that parsing a
single packetful of rhizome advertisments would start fetching the most
important one first, instead of the first one parsed.
Add __whence args to fd_func_enter() and fd_func_exit() so that their log
messages get reported from the location of the IN() or OUT() macro, not a line
in performance_timing.c.
Removed diagnostic information from the FATAL() message in fd_func_exit(), and
a comment explaining why (causes SEGV).
Instead of specifying a file path, if the file is given as '-' then the content
of the manifest is output in the 'manifest' key-value pair instead of written
to a file.
Support the --line option for assertGrep, assertStdoutGrep and assertStderrGrep
primitives to select a line or range of lines to which the grep will be
applied.
This allows the output fields of any command to contain nul characters, which
paves the way for extracting a manifest or other binary data directly instead
of having to write it into a temporary file.
Move lots of non-Serval-specific string functions from "serval.h"/dataformats.c
to "str.h"/str.c.
Add str_fromprint() function that reverses the effect of toprint(): interprets
escape sequences in the source string "\n\t\r\0\xHH\\" and replaces them with a
single char in the destination string.
