The jemalloc library (which must be downloaded and installed separately)
is required to perform heap profiling. Instructions on how to enable heap
profiling with rippled are available in doc/HeapProfiling.md
To improve compatibility with the proposed std::optional a number
of changes were made, one of which is the removal of the implicit
conversion to bool. As a result, returning boost::optional as a
bool value now fails. Explicit conversion to bool used for clarity.
* Properly handle both unsigned and signed integers
* Return parsing error for overlong JSON numbers
* Implement unit test checking the edge cases that are of interest
* Restrict access to SField constructors.
* Make all SField access const.
* Hide and simplify databases used to hold SField constants.
* Separate the two concerns of representing a field,
and maintaining a database of fields.
* Clean up the include path to reflect updated code structure.
* Update PROJECT_BRIEF to more accurate title.
* Fix location of logo graphic.
* Hide all undocumented classes.
* Remove AccountItems and AccountItem
* Restructure RippleLineCache to not require shared_ptr
* Avoid expensive copies of base_uint<160> in RippleState
* New I/O paths for client and server role
* New handshake_analyzer detects the peer protocol
* New basic_message class for parsing and storing HTTP messages
* Conditional compilation for selective feature enabling.
* Server supports both current handshake and HTTP handshake
- Added unit tests for element erase
- Added unit tests for range erase
- Added unit tests for touch
- Added unit tests for iterators and reverse_iterators
- Un-inlined operator== for unordered containers
- Fixed minor problems with ordered_container erase()
- Made ordered_container...
- erase (reverse_iterator pos) not compile
- erase (reverse_iterator first, reverse_iterator last) not compile
- touch (reverse iterator pos) not compile
- Verified that ordered container...
- insert() already rejects reverse_iterator
- emplace_hint() already rejects reverse_iterator
- Made set/multiset iterators const
Regarding the set/multiset iterators, see section 1.5 of
http://www.open-std.org/jtc1/sc22/wg21/docs/papers/2009/n2913.pdf
as pointed out by Vinnie.
