Parse Large Interger Error

Here is a sample.

    char buffer[] = "{\"val\": 429496729006}";
    const nx_json *json = nx_json_parse_utf8(buffer);
    std::cout << "intVal: " << json->child->int_value << std::endl;
    std::cout << "dblVal: " << json->child->dbl_value << std::endl;
    nx_json_free(json);

And the output is

intVal: 2147483647
dblVal: 2.14748e+009

Integer overflow. What do you think would be appropriate behavior in this case?

Whether it will be Ok to use int64/uint64 to store the large integer?

Or treat it as a double(This is the way implemented in cJson)?

You can replace long with long long type in header and use strtoll instead of strtol in parse_value().

Would it be ok to send a pull request to the rep?

I think for repo we need some more versatile solution. This was just a quick workaround.

Fixed issue #1: integer overflow triggers parse error. Integer range is also extended to long long (64 bits).

→ <<cset afaf7f999a95>>

I've just committed the fix. Integer overflow now triggers parse error. Integer range has also been extended to long long type.