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This PR adds the utfcpp library to this project as a submodule. This library provides the capability to replace invalid sequences in utf-8 strings with a replacement character; this functionality will be used in a follow-up PR to create a validating UTF-8 parser class that aims to efficiently validate UTF-8 and allow users to control how illegal UTF-8 is handled (e.g. by returning an error, or replacing invalid code sequences with a replacement character).

This library was chosen because it seems mature, and the main alternative (the official icu library) seems a bit heavy-weight to pull in for this use-case. simdjson is not viable here because its invalid sequence replacment logic is tied to JSON unescaping, and simdutf can not be used because (surprisingly) it only provides UTF validation and conversion not invalid UTF-8 replacement.

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  • New Features

    • Added UTF-8 C++ library (utfcpp) as a project dependency
    • Integrated new submodule for UTF-8 processing support
  • Chores

    • Updated dependency management configuration
    • Added checksum validation for the new library
    • Configured automatic download of utfcpp library version 4.0.6

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The pull request introduces the utfcpp UTF-8 C++ library as a new submodule in the project. This involves adding a new entry to the .gitmodules file, initializing the submodule at a specific commit, and updating the dependency management configuration in deps-tasks.yml. The changes enable the integration of the UTF-8 library by setting up download, checksum validation, and placement mechanisms within the project's dependency management system.

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File Change Summary
.gitmodules Added new submodule entry for utfcpp at components/core/submodules/utfcpp with URL https://github.com/nemtrif/utfcpp.git
components/core/submodules/utfcpp Initialized/updated to commit b26a5f718f4f370af1852a0d5c6ae8fa031ba7d0
deps-tasks.yml - Added G_UTFCPP_CHECKSUM_FILE variable
- Updated core task sources
- Created new utfcpp task for dependency management

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    Build System->>Dependency Manager: Request utfcpp dependency
    Dependency Manager->>Checksum Validator: Validate existing checksum
    Checksum Validator-->>Dependency Manager: Checksum validation result
    Dependency Manager->>Downloader: Download utfcpp library
    Downloader-->>Dependency Manager: Download complete
    Dependency Manager->>Checksum Validator: Compute new checksum
    Checksum Validator-->>Dependency Manager: Checksum generated
    Dependency Manager-->>Build System: Dependency ready
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.gitmodules (1)

32-34: Consider adding shallow clone flag for the utfcpp submodule.

The submodule entry looks good, but consider adding shallow = true to optimize clone size and performance, similar to how it's configured for the json submodule.

 [submodule "components/core/submodules/utfcpp"]
 	path = components/core/submodules/utfcpp
 	url = https://github.com/nemtrif/utfcpp.git
+	shallow = true
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deps-tasks.yml (4)

20-20: LGTM!

The checksum file variable follows the established naming convention.


42-42: LGTM!

The utfcpp checksum file is correctly integrated into the core task's sources and commands.

Also applies to: 58-58


99-99: LGTM!

The utfcpp task is correctly added to the sequential execution list in all-internal-deps.


376-404: LGTM!

The utfcpp task is well-structured and follows the established pattern:

  • Uses the latest stable version (4.0.6)
  • Downloads from the official GitHub releases
  • Implements all required task components (checksum validation, dependency download, etc.)

@LinZhihao-723 LinZhihao-723 self-requested a review January 29, 2025 19:12
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The changes look good to me. A few things to comment:

  • I understand that we're having discussions offline about whether we should enforce the UTF8 encoding, but I think it is still good to have utils that can efficiently validate UTF8 byte sequence with error handling options (such as replacing invalid chars by the dedicated placeholder). Therefore, I think this PR should be merged and we should add the planned UTF8 validation features into CLP core.
  • That said, can we create a feature request with a description of our plan? That would make it easier to track the implementation status.

I will approve the PR once the feature request is ready

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The PR title lgtm.

@gibber9809 gibber9809 merged commit bbbf10f into y-scope:main Feb 5, 2025
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