0.2.1:
Fixed most compiler warnings -Wall -Wextra
Support static and dynamic libraries
Use .gitignore instead of .hgignore
Add support for `make test` and travis
Dockerfile for testing
Apply old fix for `\/` that is not in master.
Update license to include all years until now.
Port bug fix from Perl binding
Fix misspell: preceed
Removed trailing-whitespaces
Fix typo
added an examples directory with a few yaml examples
Added missing Cflags path in pkg-config file
add unit tests to cmake configuration
Include an example of a custom tag from Python
Include an example of a %YAML tag
Added an example of using a global tag
Fix -Wformat compilation errors in tests
Update bug report URL in LibYAML
Use AM_CPPFLAGS since autotools deprecated INCLUDE
Update bug report URL in README
Add travis and Makefile support for libyaml-test
Add Dockerfile for Fedora 25
WIP: Enable all warnings (-Wall) in libyaml and tests
Fix typo
Move travis script guts to separate file
`yaml/libyaml-test` should become part of `yaml/libyaml`
Add a GNUMakefile for immediate make targets
Switch from test blacklist to whitelist
Update defs for MingGW support on Windows
Improve CMakeLists
README: Update libyaml link
Skip 5 tests in libyaml-emitter.list
Forbid escaped singlequote in doublequotes
Undefined PTRDIFF_MAX on HP-UX
Fixed most compiler warnings -Wall -Wextra
Fix problems in CI failures (travis and semaphore)
appveyor.yml: add mingw-w64 builds
add -no-undefined to src/Makefile.am
Added alpine linux testing to dockerfiles
remove need for PTRDIFF_MAX
.gitignore: major cleanup
Problems found locating distfiles:
Package cabocha: missing distfile cabocha-0.68.tar.bz2
Package convertlit: missing distfile clit18src.zip
Package php-enchant: missing distfile php-enchant/enchant-1.1.0.tgz
Otherwise, existing SHA1 digests verified and found to be the same on
the machine holding the existing distfiles (morden). All existing
SHA1 digests retained for now as an audit trail.
YAML is a data serialization language which is designed to be both
human readable and computationally powerful.
This C language implementation is developed by Kirill Simonov for Python
Software Foundation as a part of Google Summer of Code under the mentorship
of Clark Evans and released under the MIT license.