Update tests to work on current project
Use pushIfAbsent to reduce overhead
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Don't encode the same argument over and  over.
update a few tests
forgot version bump. v0.1.8
This fixes Issue #42 and puts in at least one regression test for 64-bit
integer values, which work in node.js up to about 2^54 and down to
-2^54. May as well make a best effort to get them right.  This issue is
due to a regression introduced in commits  6b4c80c and 0b4f361, which
taken together always encode larger integers as doubles, even when
they shouldn't be.
A few more regression tests can't hurt...
Merge branch 'feature/optimize' of git://github.com/mikepb/node-msgpack into mikepb-feature/optimize

Conflicts:
	src/msgpack.cc
Merge pull request #43 from maxtaco/issue_42

Since this could change packed/unpacked results, I am going to minor version bump the package once a get a few more things into master.
Dealing with some random issues.
rewrote a bunch of the tests and removed some
Bunch of updates

These are a bunch of updates to tests, benchmarks, packing,
and building.  This commit works, which is a good place to commit,
however, I made pack return a Buffer rather than a SlowBuffer, which
made packing even slower.  I am now working on optimizing pack and
unpack.
Some README updates, there may be more.
spelling fix and a link
final changes to README.md
markdown doesn't work here.
This should fix windows compile issues.

https://github.com/msgpack/msgpack-node/issues/2
https://github.com/pgriess/node-msgpack/issues/46
Added a msgpack_sbuffer stack to speed up alloc

Added a msgpack_sbuffer stack so that we don't have to alloc and
free on each iteration.  This yielded a 17% time based performance
increase in the benchmarking tests.  There is still plenty more
that can be done to improve performance.
This should just work in all platforms

This trunc() include should work on all platforms, but I am still
a little unsure.  The C++ library called cmath is kind of a wrapper
for the C99 math.h, but it does appear to have trunc() support
outside just math.h trunc().  We can test on VC++ and see.