cmark - My own fork of cmark for commonmark conversion

Age	Commit message (Collapse)	Author
2014-11-14	Use cmake's generate_export_header.	John MacFarlane

2014-11-13	Added cmark_append_blocks, exposed more functions.	John MacFarlane

2014-11-13	Removed ast modules, moved these defs back to cmark.h.	John MacFarlane

2014-11-13	Make basic functions in cmark.h visible.	John MacFarlane

2014-11-13	Added ast.[c,h] for AST definitions and AST-manipulating functions.	John MacFarlane

2014-11-12	Prefix names in cmark.h	Nick Wellnhofer

2014-11-12	Prefix names in references.h	Nick Wellnhofer

2014-11-12	Prefix names in chunk.h	Nick Wellnhofer

2014-11-12	Prefix names in buffer.h	Nick Wellnhofer

2014-11-11	Improved cmark_markdown_to_html.	John MacFarlane
	Added length parameter so we can avoid strlen. Properly free buffer.
2014-11-11	Added cmark_markdown_to_html with a simple interface.	John MacFarlane
	See #70.
2014-11-11	Added macro def needed for cpp.	John MacFarlane

2014-11-10	Define _CMARK_H_ instead of _STDMD_H_.	John MacFarlane

2014-11-09	Added MAX_LINK_LABEL_LENGTH to cmark.h.	John MacFarlane
	Use in link label parsing and reference lookup.
2014-11-05	Removed stack limits in inline parsing.	John MacFarlane
	This brings back segfaults, but we're now aiming for a better solution, revising the renderer so it doesn't use recursion, and using a stack approach for nested brackets. Removing these limits will allow us to know when we've got it right. See #166, #187.
2014-10-28	Changed EMPHASIS_STACK_LIMIT -> STACK_LIMIT.	John MacFarlane
	We'll also use it in parsing bracketed link labels.
2014-10-26	Add EMPHASIS_STACK_LIMIT.	John MacFarlane
	If we get more than 1000 deep in potential emphasis/strong emphasis openers, we refuse to add more to the stack. This prevents the sort of stack overflow we previously got with python -c 'print "a a " 100000; print " a** a" 100000' \| ./cmark Partially addresses #166.
2014-10-24	Renamed c program and library stmd -> cmark.	John MacFarlane
	Also renamed internal library functions accordingly.