kgabis

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   by kgabis 14y ago

   You could still use a local copy. DVCS rox.
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   by kgabis 14y ago

   Obligatory Monty Python: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DAtSw3daGoo
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   by kgabis 14y ago

   Parson may be easier to embed in some projects and it has different/smaller API.
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   by kgabis 14y ago

   Realloc, strdup and strndup errors are handled as of now :) ( https://github.com/kgabis/parson/commit/ee9be98974b3fdac0be1... ) And yes, I've written my own strndup because it's "relatively new".
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   by kgabis 14y ago

   You're right, I'll try to add support for them in the future.
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   by kgabis 14y ago

   Thanks for pointing out those errors, I already fixed the one with the wrong conditional and will fix the realloc one in the next commit. I'm being explicit with casting, because g++ and vc++ will throw warnings without it.
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   by kgabis 14y ago

   jsmn is more of a lexer and it doesn't support unicode.
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   Show HN: Parson, lighweight json parser in C(kgabis.github.com)

   46 points by kgabis 14y ago|35 comments
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   by kgabis 14y ago

   I don't think it's the best possible option. Afaik WP7's core apps are native, not in C#/Silverlight.
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    by kgabis 14y ago

    This looks like a terrible idea for a mobile OS, where every cycle should count. What about battery life? I think that for now, and foreseeable future, the only reasonable choice for mobile devices are native code based apps and system.