Upstream protobuf removed scoped_ptr.h, which provided the scoped_ptr
that we depended on, in commit 67952fab2c766ac5eacc15bb78e5af4039a3d398
(67952fab2c).
This commit converts uses of scoped_ptr type to idiomatic C++11
std::unique_ptr, similar to the changes in the protobuf commit.
This has been tested on protobuf 3.0.0 (the version currently in Debian)
as well as the latest protobuf 3.6.1 release.
The change in commit 712154b912de824741381c0bb26c2fbed54515a3 ("Bump
minimum required header version for proto3 syntax") uses functionality
only exposed by protobuf-3.x, breaking the build when compiling against
protobuf-2.x.
Since we still want to support building against protobuf-2.x, this
commit makes the proto3 syntax check in the file generator dependent on
building against protobuf-3.x.
The changes in #274 (proto3: make strings default to "" instead of NULL)
add a new symbol to the library and add an 'extern' declaration to the
protobuf-c header file.
Since the compiler may generate files that depend on that new
'protobuf_c_empty_string' declaration in protobuf-c.h, we need to bump
the min_header_version value that is written into generated header
files. But since the 'protobuf_c_empty_string' symbol can only be
referenced when generating proto3 syntax files, we only need to use the
stricter min_header_version value when processing a proto3 file.
exact version coupling between the compiler and the public headers is
too strict because some existing projects (such as collectd,
riemann-c-client, and nmsg) directly embed .pb-c.h files generated by
protoc-c into their exported headers. this would cause unnecessary build
failures in downstream clients of these libraries if a newer version of
the protobuf-c headers is installed.
however, it's still desireable to be able to explicitly declare when
compatibility is broken between the headers and the compiler, so
introduce new variables that allow independently setting the minimum
header version required by the compiler and the minimum compiler version
required by the header.
this follows the protobuf C++ implementation a little bit more closely,
though we don't have an analogous facility for verifying that the header
and *library* are compatible. (this seems like overkill for a C project;
in practice the headers and the library will be from the same version,
especially in downstream distributors like debian where the -dev package
has an exact versioned dependency on the shared library package.)
this adds a version guard like the protobuf C++ implementation. it
ensures that protoc-c and <protobuf-c.h> are from the exact same version
of protobuf-c.
per https://code.google.com/p/protobuf/source/detail?r=50, the license
on google-originated protobuf code was switched from Apache-2.0 to
BSD-3-Clause (so-called "New BSD" license). update any of the google
license statements to use this new license.
per email with dave, drop the third clause on his BSD-3-Clause license,
so this now becomes BSD-2-Clause.
make sure to use consistent indentation and wrapping throughout.
