All the series now applied after reviewing, thanks for doing this, Tim! If you're interested in such "ist" conversions, there are plenty of header names, cookie names, cookie values and so on that are always used as pairs of ptr+len in struct proxy and struct server. For example, I do have some memories of "cookie_str" in mind, that could give you an entry point for this horrors museum. A few of them still do not have a length and are still recalculated at use time. All of this is very historic (should I even say prehistoric?) and never benefitted from the possible cleanups.
This may require to reorder some struct fields because at the moment the lengths are stored on an integer, which is usually padded by placing another one next to it. Turning them to ist will result in a larger size_t but you'll then have properly aligned structs which make the whole thing easier to keep aligned. Thanks! Willy
