- Drop cmake
Drive libtool directly (utf8proc can be build with a single compiler call).
This removes the C++11 build dependency for cmake (C99 is now sufficient)
and more build dependencies that are at least an order of magnitude larger
than utf8proc itself.
- Drop patch for cmake
- Add support for pkg-config
Install "libutf8proc.pc".
- Bump PKGREVISION for additional installed files.
- Remove supported Unicode version from DESCR
Was not maintained in the past
- Take maintainership
OK from minskim@
OK from wiz@ (as long as I am MAINTAINER)
## Version 2.5 ##
2019-03-27
- Unicode 13 support ([#179]).
- No longer report zero width for category Sk ([#167]).
- `cmake` support improvements ([#173]).
## Version 2.4 ##
2019-05-10
- Unicode 12.1 support ([#156]).
- New `-DUTF8PROC_INSTALL=No` option for `cmake` builds to disable installation ([#152]).
- Better `make` support for HP-UX ([#154]).
- Fixed incorrect `UTF8PROC_VERSION_MINOR` version number in header and bumped shared-library version.
## Version 2.3 ##
2019-03-30
- Unicode 12 support ([#148]).
- New function `utf8proc_unicode_version` to return the supported Unicode version ([#151]).
- Simpler character-width computation that no longer uses GNU Unifont metrics: East-Asian wide
characters have width 2, and all other printable characters have width 1 ([#150]).
- Fix `CHARBOUND` option for `utf8proc_map` to preserve U+FFFE and U+FFFF non-characters ([#149]).
- Various build-system improvements ([#141], [#142], [#147]).
Changes:
- Unicode 11 support
- utf8proc_NFKC_Casefold convenience function for NFKC_Casefold
normalization
- UTF8PROC_STRIPNA option to strip unassigned codepoints.
- Support building static libraries on Windows (callers need to
#define UTF8PROC_STATIC)
- cmake fix to avoid defining UTF8PROC_EXPORTS globally
- toupper of U+00df now yields U+1E9E, similar to musl; case-folding
still yields the standard "ss" mapping.
- utf8proc_charwidth now returns 1 for U+00AD (soft hyphen) and for
unassigned/PUA codepoints.
utf8proc is a small, clean C library that provides Unicode
normalization, case-folding, and other operations for data in the
UTF-8 encoding, supporting Unicode version 9.0.
