New Code! (#2 in a series)
Discount has, after a few months where I was occupied putting out a bunch of fires (then starting new fires … whoops!) been shoved up to version 2.1.5a with the addition of a whole bunch of tweakery to make it build and compile without the llvm C compiler throwing a screaming fit over imaginary deviations from the latest non-backward-compatable C standard of the year, as well as a small collection of new features.
The feature and bug list is
MKD_NOSTYLE– treat<style>blocks as regular html.- some github flavored markdown support; gfm_…() input methods that put hardbreaks (== two spaces) at the end of every input line
- a whole bunch of configure.sh tweaks to work around the tiny detail that clang is even more anal-compulsive than gcc is.
- support for github flavored markdown backtick-delimited code blocks (in addition to tilde-delimited codeblocks)
- in the
markdownprogram, add- -S flag (tell markdown to spit out style sections)
- -n flag (tell markdown not to output generated text)
This code has been pushed through the testsuites without failures (or core dump) and is now being used on this weblog (if you can see this post, it works), so it’s the ideal New Code! for you to load onto your machines and see what falls out.
(there was a 2.1.5 briefly, but then I discovered that I misplaced a #ifdef on a piece of experimental code and instead disabled SETEXT headers. Whoops! again, but for a different reason!)