On Fri, 27 Mar 2020 21:09:45 +0000 [email protected] wrote: Dear Sylvain,
> How about making it "work" with "One Compilation Unit" projects? I gave this a lot of thought, but came to the conclusion, that it would not be beneficial in this case. Unicode is a moving target, as they release a new version every year. Compared to "static" problems like arg.h or a one-header-csv-parser, libgrapheme thus is, in my opinion, not suited for it and should be provided over an upgraded path within the package manager. > I know it is a bit annoying because it requires some pre-processor > plumbing for identifier names in order to avoid collisions in the one > and only C global namespace. Yeah, it takes a bit of work, but makes sense in many cases. But given my points above, one-compilation-unit-projects are not my objective. I've tried to make the library as simple as possible though. It, by default, creates a static and a dynamic library and only has one header, grapheme.h. I'll inquire at the different distros if that is a good model or they would like to see a bit of change. With best regards Laslo
