0.7.0

• Fix performance degradation issues.

New benchmark results, for reference:

$ ./vendor/bin/phpbench run benchmarks/EngineBenchmark.php --report=aggregate

PhpBench 0.15-dev (@git_version@). Running benchmarks.
Using configuration file: ./yay/phpbench.json

\EngineBenchmark

benchMacroExpansion    I4 P0    25.371 25.114 (ms)    : 0.539ms 2.13%
benchMacroExpansion    I4 P1    59.729 59.920 (ms)    : 1.007ms 1.69%
benchMacroExpansion    I4 P2    104.914 104.161 (ms)  : 1.942ms 1.85%
benchMacroExpansion    I4 P3    163.220 163.037 (ms)  : 3.374ms 2.07%
benchMacroExpansion    I4 P4    313.258 313.639 (ms)  : 1.739ms 0.56%
benchMacroExpansion    I4 P5    468.592 464.465 (ms)  : 8.165ms 1.74%
benchMacroExpansion    I4 P6    826.266 822.542 (ms)  : 6.465ms 0.78%

1 subjects, 35 iterations, 7 revs, 0 rejects, 0 failures, 0 warnings
(best [mean] worst) = 24,912.000 [280,192.829 278,982.569] 26,429.000 (μs)
⅀T: 9,806,749.000μs μSD/r 3,318.799μs μRSD/r: 1.544%

+-----------------+---------------------+--------+------+-----+-----------+
| benchmark h | mem_peak     | best      | mean      | worst     | diff   |
+-----------------+---------------------+--------+------+-----+-----------+
| EngineBench | 19,495,632b  | 24.912ms  | 25.371ms  | 26.429ms  | 1.00x  |
| EngineBench | 45,612,440b  | 58.146ms  | 59.729ms  | 60.852ms  | 2.35x  |
| EngineBench | 81,132,472b  | 102.792ms | 104.914ms | 108.012ms | 4.14x  |
| EngineBench | 124,487,008b | 158.990ms | 163.220ms | 168.434ms | 6.43x  |
| EngineBench | 238,881,608b | 310.390ms | 313.258ms | 315.611ms | 12.35x |
| EngineBench | 52,887,416b  | 461.669ms | 468.592ms | 483.650ms | 18.47x |
| EngineBench | 90,814,552b  | 818.067ms | 826.266ms | 834.284ms | 32.57x |
+-----------------+---------------------+--------+------+-----+-----------+

There is no before result because the benchmarks took way too long to finish.

0.6.0

• New preprocessor syntax without interpunctuation

0.5.0

• Add support for greedy expression match through expression() parser

0.4.0

add Ast::tokens and Ast::flatten + tests

Ast::tokens is yet another casting method and returns an array of all tokens
within the ast. Nested Ast still produces a flat array of tokens.

Ast::flatten behaves the same as Ast::tokens except it returns an Ast instance

0.2.0

• Added support for optional compiler pass on macros

0.1.1

• Fix bug with midrules argument passing behaviour #37

0.1.0

First release 🚀🚀🚀