- Marked the conversion operator in `Pcre2MatchContextPtr` as `explicit`
to improve type safety and prevent unintended implicit conversions.
- Ensured consistent use of `nullptr` instead of `NULL` for better readability and modern C++ compliance.
These changes enhance code clarity, maintainability, and adherence to modern C++ best practices.
When searching for YAJL during ./configure, pkg-config is checked first,
and then a list of directories is searched if pkg-config bears no fruit.
The previous version of yajl.m4 was looping over YAJL_POSSIBLE_LIB_NAMES
instead of YAJL_POSSIBLE_PATHS and passing the lib name to the
CHECK_FOR_YAJL_AT() function instead of the path. The would lead to YAJL
never being found if pkg-config could not find it.
Enhanced the `configure.ac` script to provide clearer and more readable output for PCRE and PCRE2 settings during configuration. This change improves usability by ensuring that the configuration process displays relevant details in a structured and user-friendly format.
This update aligns with the broader PCRE to PCRE2 migration effort, making the build configuration process more transparent and consistent.
Introduced PCRE2_CFLAGS, PCRE2_LDADD, and PCRE2_LDFLAGS in all relevant Makefile.am files to align with the existing PCRE_* variable usage. This change addresses potential issues with linking and configuration for builds on macOS GitHub runners.
These modifications aim to resolve the build failure observed exclusively in the macOS environment while maintaining compatibility across other platforms. Testing will confirm if this adjustment corrects the issue.
Added AC_MSG_NOTICE macros to pcre2.m4 to enhance debugging output. This change aims to identify the cause of build failures on macOS runners in GitHub Actions, which do not occur locally or on other platforms (Linux, Windows).
The added verbosity will help trace the build process and inspect variable values for inconsistencies in the macOS runner environment.
Identified an issue where the macOS GitHub runner no longer includes the libpcre2 library by default. Updated the workflow configuration to explicitly add libpcre2 as a dependency, ensuring successful builds and compatibility with the updated build system.
This change prevents build failures on macOS environments and aligns the runner's setup with project requirements.
Updated the build system and related source files to use libpcre2 as the
default regex library instead of the deprecated libpcre. This change
ensures future compatibility and aligns with the library's maintenance status.
To build with the old libpcre, the `--with-pcre` configuration parameter
can be specified.
