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wslay 1.1.1
===========
Release Note
------------
This release fixes the bug that eof is not evaluated after the
invocation of read_callback.
Changes
-------
* Check for eof when read_callback returns 0 (GH-47)
Patch from Robert Bragg
wslay 1.1.0
===========
Release Note
------------
This release adds CMake build support and the ability to set and
verify reserved bits. Build issue with nettle >= 3.4 was fixed.
Changes
-------
* Fix compilation of examples
Since 3.4 nettle defines base64_encode_raw like this:
void base64_encode_raw(char *dst, size_t length, const uint8_t *src);
So examples have to be adjusted. More read at
https://git.lysator.liu.se/nettle/nettle/blob/nettle_3.4_release_20171119/NEWS#L49-53
Patch from Sergey Avseyev
* check for 0 length before memcpy:
.../wslay/lib/wslay_event.c:304:7: runtime error: null pointer passed as argument 2, which is declared to never be null
Patch from Anders Bakken
* Skip UTF-8 validation for PMCE fragments
If the message was marked with rsv1 on the initial frame then we
should skip utf-8 validation on subsequent continuation frames as
well.
Added test for this case.
Found by autobahn wstest tool.
Patch from Isaac Boukris
* Allow RSV1 bit in event-based API for PMCE - RFC 7692
Add a new function wslay_event_set_allowed_rsv_bits which only accpet
RSV1 for now (or 0 to disable).
Skip UTF-8 validation on frames with RSV1 set as it is too early for that.
Add extended versions of wslay_event_queue_msg functions which also
take the reserved bits to set for this message.
Patch from Isaac Boukris
* fixed missing malloc guard
Patch from Jakub Piskorz
* Fix argc check.
Patch from Anders Bakken
* CMake support
Patch from wonder-mice