* string.c (rb_str_crypt): struct crypt_data defined in
missing/crypt.h is small enough.
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* debug_counter.h: add the following counters to measure object types.
obj_free: freed count
obj_str_ptr: freed count of Strings they have extra buff.
obj_str_embed: freed count of Strings they don't have extra buff.
obj_str_shared: freed count of Strings they have shared extra buff.
obj_str_nofree: freed count of Strings they are marked as nofree.
obj_str_fstr: freed count of Strings they are marked as fstr.
obj_ary_ptr: freed count of Arrays they have extra buff.
obj_ary_embed: freed count of Arrays they don't have extra buff.
obj_obj_ptr: freed count of Objects (T_OBJECT) they have extra buff.
obj_obj_embed: freed count of Objects they don't have extra buff.
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"struct crypt_data" is 131232 bytes on x86-64 GNU/Linux,
making it unsafe to use tiny Fiber stack sizes.
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* string.c: make String#{casecmp,casecmp?} return nil for
non-string arguments instead of raising a TypeError.
* test/ruby/test_string.rb: add tests.
Reported by Marcus Stollsteimer. Based on a patch by Shingo Morita.
[ruby-core:80145] [Bug #13312]
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* string.c (rb_external_str_new_with_enc): cut down intermediate
string for conversion source, by appending with conversion.
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* string.c (rb_external_str_new_with_enc): fix the case of
conversion failure. when conversion failed for some reason,
just ignores the default internal encoding and returns in the
given encoding.
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* string.c (rb_external_str_new_with_enc): cut down intermediate
string for conversion source, by appending with conversion.
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* string.c (rb_str_unicode_normalize): remove bare Unicode. do
not assume that all compilers can handle UTF-8.
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* string.c: [DOC] add example for String#match with pos argument.
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* string.c: [DOC] adopt call-seq's for Symbol#{match,match?} from
String methods; other small improvements for Symbol docs.
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* string.c (unicode_normalize_common): aggregation type cannot be
initialized with dynamic values, in C89.
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In string.c, replace hand-written argument count check by call to rb_scan_args.
This allows to use rb_funcallv once, rather than using rb_funcall twice.
Thanks to Hanmac (Hans Mackowiak) for the idea, see
https://bugs.ruby-lang.org/issues/11078#note-7.
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In string.c, refactor the common parts (requiring of unicode_normalize/normalize.rb,
check of number of arguments) of the unicode normalization functions
(rb_str_unicode_normalize, rb_str_unicode_normalize_bang, rb_str_unicode_normalized_p)
into the new function unicode_normalize_common.
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* lib/unicode_normalize.rb: Remove definition of String#unicode_normalized?
(including documentation). Leave a comment explaining that the file is now empty.
* string.c: Define String#unicode_normalized? in rb_str_unicode_normalized_p in C,
(including documentation)
* lib/unicode_normalize/normalize.rb: Remove (re)definition of
String#unicode_normalized? to avoid warnings (when $VERBOSE==true) and
problems when String is frozen
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* lib/unicode_normalize.rb: Remove definition of String#unicode_normalize!
(including documentation)
* string.c: Define String#unicode_normalize! in rb_str_unicode_normalize_bang in C,
(including documentation)
* lib/unicode_normalize/normalize.rb: Remove (re)definition of
String#unicode_normalize! to avoid warnings (when $VERBOSE==true) and
problems when String is frozen
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* lib/unicode_normalize.rb: Remove definition of String#unicode_normalize
(including documentation)
* string.c: Define String#unicode_normalize in rb_str_unicode_normalize in C,
(including documentation)
* lib/unicode_normalize/normalize.rb: Remove (re)definition of
String#unicode_normalize to avoid warnings (when $VERBOSE==true) and
problems when String is frozen
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* string.c (rb_str_change_terminator_length): when called after
the content has been copied, old terminator length no longer
makes sense. use the whole usable size instead of capacity
without terminator. [ruby-core:80257] [Bug #13339]
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Make sure it's clear that the returned values are not Unicode codepoints
for encodings other than UTF-8/UTF-16(BE|LE)/UTF-32(BE|LE).
[ci skip] [Bug #13321]
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Anybody who hits these code paths can hit them again in the
future, so try deduplicating across multiple runs of these
methods to reduce garbage.
* string.c (str_upto_each): fstring on "%.*d"
* strftime.c (rb_strftime_with_timespec): fstring on "%0*d"
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* string.c (str_casecmp, str_casecmp_p): split to skip argument
check when it is a String certainly.
* string.c (sym_casecmp, sym_casecmp_p): shortcut argument checks.
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* string.c (rb_str_cmp_m): use rb_check_string_type for check and
conversion, instead of calling the conversion method directly.
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* string.c: [DOC] improve docs of Symbol#casecmp and Symbol#casecmp?
according to the similar String methods; fix RDoc markup and typos;
fix call-seq's for Symbol#{upcase,downcase,capitalize,swapcase}.
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* string.c (Init_String): $; must be a GC-root, not to be
collected. [ruby-core:79582]
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* string.c: [DOC] specify when String#casecmp and String#casecmp?
return nil; modify examples to better show difference to <=>;
fix RDoc markup and typos.
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* string.c (rb_str_update): do not use negation of LONG_MIN, which
is negative too.
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* string.c (str_byte_substr): fix another integer overflow which
can happen only when SHARABLE_MIDDLE_SUBSTRING is enabled.
[ruby-core:79951] [Bug #13289]
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* string.c (rb_str_subpos): fix integer overflow which can happen
only when SHARABLE_MIDDLE_SUBSTRING is enabled. incorpolate
7db0786abd
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* string.c: [DOC] restore documentation for String#<<
which became undocumented with r56021; fix a typo.
[ruby-core:79865] [Bug #13268]
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This exposes the rb_fstring internal function to return a
deduped and frozen string when a non-frozen string is given.
This is useful for writing all sorts of record processing key
values maybe stored, but certain keys and values are often
duplicated at a high frequency, so memory savings can
noticeable.
Use cases are many:
* email/NNTP header processing
There are some standard header keys everybody uses
(From/To/Cc/Date/Subject/Received/Message-ID/References/In-Reply-To),
as well as common ones specific to a certain lists:
(ruby-core has X-Redmine-* headers)
It is also useful to dedupe values, as most inboxes have
multiple messages from the same sender, or MUA.
* package management systems -
things like RubyGems stores identical strings for licenses,
dependency names, author names/emails, etc
* HTTP headers/trailers -
standard headers (Host/Accept/Accept-Encoding/User-Agent/...)
are common, but there are also uncommon ones.
Values may be deduped, as well, as it is likely a user
agent will make multiple/parallel requests to the same
server.
* version control systems -
this can be useful for deduplicating names of frequent
committers (like "nobu" :)
In linux.git and git.git, there are also common
trailers such as Signed-Off-By/Acked-by/Reviewed-by/Fixes/...
as well as less common ones.
* audio metadata -
There are commonly used tags (Artist/Album/Title/Tracknumber),
but Vorbis comments allows arbitrary key values to be stored.
Music collections contain songs by the same artist or mutiple
songs from the same album, so deduplicating values will be
helpful there, too.
* JSON, YAML, XML, HTML processing
Certain fields, tags and attributes are commonly used
across the same and multiple documents
There is no security concern in this being a DoS vector by
causing immortal strings. The fstring table is not a GC-root
and not walked during the mark phase. GC-able dynamic symbols
since Ruby 2.2 are handled in the same manner, and that
implementation also relies on the non-immortality of fstrings.
[Feature #13077] [ruby-core:79663]
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* string.c (str_shared_replace): use RUBY_ASSERT for
pre-condition.
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* string.c (rb_str_enumerate_lines): hint to suppress a
maybe-uninitialized warning by gcc.
* thread.c (rb_fd_no_init): ditto.
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* string.c: add example for Symbol#to_s.
The docs for Symbol#to_s only include an example for
Symbol#id2name, but not for #to_s which is an alias;
the docs should include examples for both methods.
From: Marcus Stollsteimer <sto.mar@web.de>
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Since the fstring table encompasses all strings in the
symbol table, we may reuse the fstring table walk to set
the class and eliminate the branch in rb_id2str.
* string.c (Init_String): use rb_cString immediately after definition
* symbol.c (rb_id2str): eliminate branch to set class
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