cmark - My own fork of cmark for commonmark conversion

Age	Commit message (Collapse)	Author
2014-11-17	Remove old node_block and node_inl	Nick Wellnhofer

2014-11-17	Switch cmark_node_inl over to cmark_node	Nick Wellnhofer

2014-11-17	Switch cmark_node_block over to cmark_node	Nick Wellnhofer

2014-11-16	Moved refmap from the top-level block node to the doc_parser.	John MacFarlane

2014-11-16	Export enums for inline, block types, list and list delim types.	John MacFarlane
	Also switched from `bullet`, `ordered`, `parens`, `period` to `CMARK_BULLET_LIST`, `CMARK_ORDERED_LIST`, `CMARK_PAREN_DELIM`, `CMARK_PERIOD_DELIM`.
2014-11-16	Moved MAX_LINK_LABEL_LENGTH out of public header.	John MacFarlane
	Put it in ast.h.
2014-11-16	Removed CMARK_CODE_INDENT, CODE_INDENT from public header.	John MacFarlane
	Now it's in blocks.c, the only module that uses it.
2014-11-16	Move inline function definitions to header files	Nick Wellnhofer
	Inline functions must be defined in header files in order to be inlined in other compilation units. This also fixes the MSVC build where out-of-line versions weren't created and allows to remove the -fgnu89-inline flag.
2014-11-16	Probe for stdbool.h	Nick Wellnhofer
	Let cmake create a cmark_config.h file to deal with platforms missing stdbool.h.
2014-11-16	Use named enum types	Nick Wellnhofer
	Needed for C++ compatibility.
2014-11-16	Moved inline/block-making functions to ast.h.	John MacFarlane
	Now we no longer depend on buffer.h or chunk.h in the public API. Install cmark.h and cmark_export.h into PREFIX/include instead of PREFIX/include/cmark.
2014-11-16	Moved AST details from public header cmark.h to private ast.h.	John MacFarlane

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

2014-11-13	Moved ast-manipulating functions from inlines to ast.	John MacFarlane

2014-11-13	Moved cmark_free_inlines from inlines to ast.	John MacFarlane

2014-11-13	Rename cmark_free_nodes -> cmark_free_blocks.	John MacFarlane

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