A convenient way to parse JSON from a string literal. The string ends at its first NUL character.

A simple type encoding a pointer to some memory and a length (in bytes). Does not maintain any memory.

A pointer to a mutable buffer, its size in bytes, and strong ownership of any copied memory.

Represents a JSON value. First, call get_type() to check its type, which determines which methods are available. Note that \ref value does not maint

Allocation policy that attempts to fit the parsed AST into an existing memory buffer. This allocation policy is useful when using sajson in a zero-al

* Represents the result of a JSON parse: either is_valid() and the document * contains a root value or parse error information is available. * * No

Allocation policy that uses dynamically-growing buffers for both the parse stack and the AST. This allocation policy minimizes peak memory usage at t

Allocation policy that allocates one large buffer guaranteed to hold the resulting AST. This allocation policy is the fastest since it requires no co

Error code indicating why parse failed.

never instantiated, only inherits so static_cast is legal

* The low bits of every AST word indicate the value's type. This representation * is internal and subject to change. */

* Indicates a JSON value's type. * * In early versions of sajson, this was the tag value directly from the parsed * AST storage, but, to preserve A