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1.0.2.0
Support sized primitive types in GHC 9.2 (#16 - thanks Bodigrim!)
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1.0.1.0
* Backwards-compatible support for bytestring ^>= 0.11 (#15)
1.0.0.0
* Merged omnibus PR doing a variety of things in (#10):
- Improves performance by 3-4x for encode, 4-5x for decode.
- The decode signature returning the tuple and actually returns an
error message with offset. The signature will now be ByteString ->
Either String ByteString.
- Actually tests using the test vectors defined in the RFC, and uses
property tests to ensure invariants hold.
- Adds lenient decoders to the API
- Adds -XTrustworthy annotations to the relevant exposed modules
- Rewrites the haddocks to be more up to date and fancy-styled.
- Adds benchmarks to the .cabal file so they can be run at toplevel,
and make them better.
- Bumps the Cabal version to 1.12
Because of the breadth of this change, we are calling this a new epoch
for the base16-bytestring library. Hence, the version 1.0.0.0.
0.1.1.7
- Fix some bugs in lazy decoding (#8).
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Fast and efficient encoding and decoding of base16-encoded strings.
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