``#include <stdint.h>`` is invalid in MSVC 9 2008 . Using the system dependent header does work in my testing with MSVC9, and should be safe for other compilers I think.
If MSGPACK_DISABLE_LEGACY_CONVERT is defined, msgpack::object::convert(T*) is removed.
Added MSGPACK_DISABLE_LEGACY_CONVERT to build system and documents.
Please define MSGPACK_DISABLE_LEGACY_CONVERT and update your code as follows:
Replace
int i;
obj.convert(&i); // Removed pointer version
with
int i;
obj.convert(i); // Reference version
Changed macro name from MSGPACK_USE_LEGACY_NIL to
MSGPACK_DISABLE_LEGACY_NIL. msgpack-c shouldn't make compile error on
existing codes by default without major version up.
So if you want to disable msgpack::type::nil, you need to define
MSGPACK_DISABLE_LEGACY_NIL macro.
msgpack/predef/other/endian.h always defines both
MSGPACK_ENDIAN_LITTLE_BYTE and MSGPACK_ENDIAN_BIG_BYTE, but they're
defined to a true or false value depending on whether the system is
little/big endian.
Fix this condition to check the truthiness rather than whether it is
defined, like the other locations this macro is checked.
Closes#403
Signed-off-by: James McCoy <jamessan@jamessan.com>
libmsgpack.[a|so] is the library file for C++.
libmsgpackc.[a|so] is the library file for C.
Since version 1.0.0, the C++ parts of msgpack-c is a header only
library. So libmsgpack.* shouldn't be generated.
On the autotools building environment, removed libmsgpack.*
generation. On the cmake building environment, replaced libmsgpack.*
with libmsgpackc.* and set so-version to 2.0.0.
In aa79fc2f, the SOVERSION was bumped to 4 for autoconf-based builds,
but was left at 3 for CMake builds. This shouldn't differ based on
which tool is used to build msgpack-c.
Signed-off-by: James McCoy <jamessan@jamessan.com>
Previously the conversion would fail because struct object is not
generally provided for the const version of the type, but because
the wrapper would pass down the type unchanged, it would look for
exactly that missing template specialization unsuccessfully.
This is specifically an issue for std::reference_wrapper because
std::cref() returns an std::reference_wrapper<const T>.
