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Bump llhttp to 75b45129db961e1fb3c56044e1b8f7721bfaee5d

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Tatsuhiro Tsujikawa 2022-06-21 21:50:49 +09:00
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``` ```
For more information on API usage, please refer to [src/native/api.h](https://github.com/nodejs/llhttp/blob/main/src/native/api.h). For more information on API usage, please refer to [src/native/api.h](https://github.com/nodejs/llhttp/blob/main/src/native/api.h).
## Build Instructions
Make sure you have [Node.js](https://nodejs.org/), npm and npx installed. Then under project directory run:
```sh
npm install
make
```
--- ---
### Bindings to other languages ### Bindings to other languages
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* Python: [pallas/pyllhttp][8] * Python: [pallas/pyllhttp][8]
* Ruby: [metabahn/llhttp][9] * Ruby: [metabahn/llhttp][9]
### Using with CMake ### Using with CMake
If you want to use this library in a CMake project you can use the snippet below. If you want to use this library in a CMake project you can use the snippet below.
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target_link_libraries(${EXAMPLE_PROJECT_NAME} ${PROJECT_LIBRARIES} llhttp ${PROJECT_NAME}) target_link_libraries(${EXAMPLE_PROJECT_NAME} ${PROJECT_LIBRARIES} llhttp ${PROJECT_NAME})
``` ```
## Building on Windows
### Installation
* `choco install git`
* `choco install node`
* `choco install llvm` (or install the `C++ Clang tools for Windows` optional package from the Visual Studio 2019 installer)
* `choco install make` (or if you have MinGW, it comes bundled)
1. Ensure that `Clang` and `make` are in your system path.
2. Using Git Bash, clone the repo to your preferred location.
3. Cd into the cloned directory and run `npm install`
5. Run `make`
6. Your `repo/build` directory should now have `libllhttp.a` and `libllhttp.so` static and dynamic libraries.
7. When building your executable, you can link to these libraries. Make sure to set the build folder as an include path when building so you can reference the declarations in `repo/build/llhttp.h`.
### A simple example on linking with the library:
Assuming you have an executable `main.cpp` in your current working directory, you would run: `clang++ -Os -g3 -Wall -Wextra -Wno-unused-parameter -I/path/to/llhttp/build main.cpp /path/to/llhttp/build/libllhttp.a -o main.exe`.
If you are getting `unresolved external symbol` linker errors you are likely attempting to build `llhttp.c` without linking it with object files from `api.c` and `http.c`.
#### LICENSE #### LICENSE
This software is licensed under the MIT License. This software is licensed under the MIT License.

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void llhttp_init(llhttp_t* parser, llhttp_type_t type, void llhttp_init(llhttp_t* parser, llhttp_type_t type,
const llhttp_settings_t* settings); const llhttp_settings_t* settings);
#if defined(__wasm__)
LLHTTP_EXPORT LLHTTP_EXPORT
llhttp_t* llhttp_alloc(llhttp_type_t type); llhttp_t* llhttp_alloc(llhttp_type_t type);
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LLHTTP_EXPORT LLHTTP_EXPORT
uint8_t llhttp_get_upgrade(llhttp_t* parser); uint8_t llhttp_get_upgrade(llhttp_t* parser);
#endif // defined(__wasm__)
/* Reset an already initialized parser back to the start state, preserving the /* Reset an already initialized parser back to the start state, preserving the
* existing parser type, callback settings, user data, and lenient flags. * existing parser type, callback settings, user data, and lenient flags.
*/ */