Hi Sameeran,

What exactly is your goal?

The libwget/ directory contains all the code for libwget, the HTTP library that
powers wget2.

The examples/ directory contains a bunch of small toy programs which show how
one can use libwget.

Sadly, there is no single source file you can read which contains the entire
process of accepting a URL, parsing it and downloading the said web page. If
you are interested in the logic of downloading a web page, you should look at:
`libwget/http_highlevel.c`. This file contains the very high level API for
downloading a webpage. From there, you can go deeper into the specific details
of constructing HTTP requests and parsing the responses.

* Sameeran Joshi <[email protected]> [180504 05:38]:
> *hi,i have followed all the instructions of downloading and installing
> wget2,i am a newbie to any of the open source projects,so i just went
> through the examples/ directory and the libwget directory but I am afraid
> which .c file should i start with.*
> 
> *how should I read and understand the .c file,i  am quite comfortable with
> the c language programming,also which is the .c file which contains the
> very basic code of just accepting URL and parsing it and downloading the
> supplied webpage.I am interested in seeing the logic of the same.*
> *thanks*

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