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The overhead for OpenBSD is minimal. I will periodically sync from
OpenBSD libc.
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this also makes it compile on NetBSD
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also:
- parse tag media:description for RSS.
- be more strict about using the order of fields, this is more consistent now.
- remove buffer_init: don't allocate buffers on start.
- realloc, be slightly more aggresive with memory allocating: initial buffer size 16 to 64 bytes.
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use the port specified in the link for urls starting with "//" (use protocol).
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- support attribute entities better.
- escape some characters (it's still recommended to check the output ofcourse).
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hopefully this will make it easier to see the most important info first.
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In the parser itself allow reading '\0' in the XML itself. Add a length
parameter to specify the buffer size.
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It could mess up urls in items (redirect http to https). It is also safer.
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