On Tue, 8 Mar 2016, Boutin Maël wrote:
Please don't top-post, it makes the conversation confusing.
Currently i call multi_perform when there are data to be sent. How can i
obtain the send status ? By performing a select on the handles ?
Yes, you would call select on the file descriptors with the actions libcurl
told you, and if one of those signal readiness you call curl_multi_perform().
As i'm doing chunked encoding transfer, i don't have to check for a
response on the handle
You can't avoid checking for a response since you're talking HTTP with libcurl
and it will of course allow a HTTP response.
but i'd like to know when packets could not be sent,
What do you mean "could not be sent" ? It's TCP so everything is sent or not
sent and if something fails miserably, the transfer will break and libcurl
returns an error.
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/ daniel.haxx.se
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