This enables clippy in CI and suppresses most of the existing
warnings. We can drill down and fix those later, but this will
help start getting things under control.
Consolidate package configuration where possible. This also
removes the `homepage` key as it only points to the repository
so isn't providing anything additional.
Use workspace dependencies for the crates provided by the workspace
and used within the workspace. This centralizes the version number
maintenance a bit.
`core::ffi` is the preferred way to access these type definitions.
Begin removing uses of the versions from `libc`.
`libc::c_void` is not exactly the same as `core::ffi::c_void` but
some code has tried using them interchangeably (like in io-surface).
`libc::size_t` is `usize` on all current platforms.
* core-text: define version variable and dbg!() it
Note that this test already has a number of dbg!() calls, presumably
to aid debugging when it fails in the future (for example due to
OS changes).
* core-text: extract helper function in test
* core-text: improve assertion to make failure easier to diagnose
* core-text: allow variations test to pass on 14.x.y
* CI: test on macOS 14
* CI: only test old Rust on one version
* `kCTFontDefaultOrientation` -> `kCTFontOrientationDefault`
* `kCTFontOrientationHorizontal` -> `kCTFontOrientationHorizontal`
* `kCTFontOrientationVertical` -> `kCTFontOrientationVertical`
The old names were deprecated in macOS 10.11, iOS 9. The new names
were introduced in macOS 10.8, iOS 6.
Fixes#438.
macOS 13 uses NSTaggedPointerString for short CFStrings
which means the retain counts aren't meaningful. Increasing the length
of the strings avoids this.
Empty arrays also seem to refer to a shared constant object that
doesn't have meaningful retain counts either.
Fixes#597
I had initially thought I could skip a retain in these cases since
we can trivially track the lifetime of the reference, but I ran into
a segfault in a test that used the empty string, which I tracked
down to here.
I'm not totally sure what's actually going on under the hood, but I
do know that this fixes my crash and also that I was being overly
clever anyway.
Mads Marquart