* Support for both in-source and out-of-source builds
* Set library version to 0.12 to map Debian package
* Add separate options to build tests, examples and documentation
* Add pkgconfig lookup support (if installed with `make install`)
* Add CMake lookup support (if isntalled with `make install`)
* Add Google Test Source lookup
* Add CTest support for running tests (use `make test` or `ctest -V`)
Added basic detection of `noexcept` support for some compilers, added
corresponding RAPIDJSON_NOEXCEPT annotations to
* non-allocating constructors
* (move) assignment
* Swap
For the "test" solution, the "gtest" and "perftest" projects contain
third-party code. Relax the warning settings for "gmake" for these
projects to avoid build failures due to third-party code.
Instead of fiddling with the non-working GIT_ASKPASS/core.askpass
setup, simply store the required Git credentials directly in
~/.git-credentials, which is used by Git's "store" credential helper.
Works on https://travis-ci.org/pah/rapidjson.
Avoids messing with global config when running the script
manually on a developer machine.
This reverts commit 6225092355e3087c3e73928f54cc1073c55067d6.
With the new string handling API, the constructor taking a `bool`
parameter matches in some unwanted cases, as pointers can be casted
to `bool` implicitly.
Add a SFINAE helper to this constructor to avoid matching arbitrary
pointers. To avoid confusion for the user, this mechanism is hidden
from the Doxygen documentation.
In this patch, a script 'build/travis-doxygen.sh' is added to
build and push the Doxygen documentation to the GitHub pages at
https://miloyip.githib.io/rapidjson.
The script exits gracefully, if the build is requested for
- a branch other than 'master'
- a pull-request
- a job (i.e. CI configuration) other than "1"
In case the "secure variables" are not available, only the final upload
is skipped, in order to allow testing of the script's basic functionality.
Update .travis.yml to call the script.
