add: CpcErr struct to separate internal errors - #6
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Problem ------- It's unwieldy to have to look for a string to differentiate internal error messages. Right now we have to check for `arena surpassed` and `no progress`, but these are not regular parse errors. Solution -------- Change CpcResult to have a `CpcErr` field insted of a simple `const char* err`, this lets differentiate between internal errors and regular parse errors. This is a BREAKING CHANGE.
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Problem
It's unwieldy to have to look for a string to differentiate internal error messages. Right now we have to check for
arena surpassedandno progress, but these are not regular parse errors.Solution
Change CpcResult to have a
CpcErrfield insted of a simpleconst char* err, this lets differentiate between internal errors and regular parse errors.This is a BREAKING CHANGE.