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- Default tree handler behavior is now non-exclusive
- Add 'longest uri first' ordering for http handlers
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This gets near 100% coverage of the PUB/SUB protocols.
The remaining uncovered bits will need to have a mock protocol that
runs slower, so that we can inject both back pressure, and also so
that we can inject "erroroneous" messages.
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fixes #1097 aio prov_data not used at all
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fixes #1080 Desire better way to access statistics for NNG objects
We've also added a test that uses some of this, in order to verify
that the req protocol rejects invalid peers.
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This is just a documentation clarification around the hazard of
using nng_setopt_string with NNG_OPT_SUBSCRIBE.
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This removes the default 1MB limit on maximum receive sizes.
Applications intended for deployment in insecure or hostile
environments should choose a sensible default for NNG_OPT_RECVMAXSZ.
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This is mostly mechanical-ish fixups to adjust markup style
for cross references. A bit of care and feeding needed, so
we haven't finished the list, but this gets a significant chunk
of them.
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While here, also updated the markup for those man pages to use the
current non-ambiguous cross reference syntax.
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- Renamed internal nng_*_getx/setx methods with "nni" prefix
- Moved stream get/set option definition macros to options.h and added "NNI_" prefix
- "_PTR" variant of get/set option definition macros is for when first arg is passed as pointer (`nng_stream *s` vs `nng_pipe s`)
- New get/set option functions for `nng_socket` are `nng_socket_get_X` eschewing the previous `nng_getopt` pattern
- Macro-fy legacy getopt/setopt and implement in terms of "new" API
- nng_setopt* use "new" shorter API. Add missing uint64 set functions.
- Shorter get/set option functions get own man page and old getopt/setopt link to them
- Built with -DNNG_ENABLE_DOC=ON and part of central libnng index
- Update copyright
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This also eliminates the enforcement of NNG_OPT_RECVMAXSZ for inproc,
which never really made much sense. This helps inproc go faster.
While here, also clean up the entry point for protocols to support
a drain option, since we don't use that anywhere.
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- Update nng_pipe_notify manpage including copyright
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We also have made some support changes, including new APIs for printing
URLs, and some improvements to the NNG_OPT_URL to make use of this new
property.
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This is a major change, and includes changes to use a polymorphic
stream API for all transports. There have been related bugs fixed
along the way. Additionally the man pages have changed.
The old non-polymorphic APIs are removed now. This is a breaking
change, but the old APIs were never part of any released public API.
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This also includes a number of the documentation improvements.
The options document has been broken up into separate pages for
each of the transport specific options. We have made various
other minor improvements, fixes to markup, and cross-references.
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fixes #829 nn_dial function annotation in nng.h
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fixes #776 Configuration of mbedTLS should warn about license
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This is the client side only, although the work is structured to
support server applications. The chunked API is for now private,
although the intent to is to make it public for applications who
really want to use it.
Note that chunked transfer encoding puts data through extra copies.
First it copies through the buffering area (because I have to be able
to extract variable length strings from inside the data stream), and then
again to reassemble the chunks into a single unified object.
We do assume that the user wants the entire thing as a single object.
This means that using this to pull unbounded data will just silently
consume all memory. Use caution!
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