I wrote a JSON-Parser in C with minimal validation in ~250 LOC that does not allocate memory, but leaves the type check and conversion to the user.
https://github.com/vurtun/json
Added your project as a reference. Sorry for the missing reference I originally never planned to make the project known publicly and therefore never added the references.
This is absolutely beautiful. I didn't know you could get an address of a label in C or to do a goto to an address from variable instead of a literal label. Is this new in C, or was it always there?
Unfortunately it won't port to IAR, which is a shame. I don't understand why pointers to labels never made it to the C spec; it's one of the (equivaling) features that actually makes assembler look elegant.
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