This ensures building on platforms where Qt is supported, rather than
just work on linux/gcc and msvc. Notably, mingw also works now.
This fixes issue 32 and 33.
Performance wise, QLocale is slightly slower, but for a 10mb json file
with a good mix of objects, arrays, doubles, integers and strings, the
timings was around 975 msec for using 'native locales' and 980 msec for
using QLocale. It was reproducibly approximately 5 msec slower for a
10mb file.
Note that the json_scanner.cc needs to be regenerated. I don't have the
same flex version, so the diff in that file was quite large.
flavio
commented
10 years ago
This ensures building on platforms where Qt is supported, rather than just work on linux/gcc and msvc. Notably, mingw also works now.
This fixes issue 32 and 33.
Performance wise, QLocale is slightly slower, but for a 10mb json file with a good mix of objects, arrays, doubles, integers and strings, the timings was around 975 msec for using 'native locales' and 980 msec for using QLocale. It was reproducibly approximately 5 msec slower for a 10mb file.
Note that the json_scanner.cc needs to be regenerated. I don't have the same flex version, so the diff in that file was quite large.