These changes make the examples reflect what is API documented regarding
initialization and cleanup.
All examples will now:
- Call curl_global_init immediately after the program starts.
- Call curl_global_cleanup immediately before the program exits.
- Call curl_easy_cleanup for each easy handl
On Mon, 24 Nov 2014, Nagel, Bill wrote:
> At the minimum I need to typedef a 64-bit int.
Ah yes - We can probably do something with:
#if defined(HAVE_LONGLONG)
Like in curl_ntlm_core.c:407 but it depends on how many 64-bit values there are
- which could make the code quite messy :(
I can
Moparisthebest wrote:
> I have attached the latest patch taking all of those into account.
I've just commit and pushed the patch, with slight modifications (fixed
a buffer overflow, CS, type conversion, etc.)
https://github.com/bagder/curl/commit/be1a5051890b7ad9339b0208424b94aa32
c64776
Thanks
> > Do you prefer that I rename the types and avoid stdint? Like "smb_u32".
>
> For the purpose of the project and anyone else maintaining this after your
> initial work I'd rather you use native C89 compatible types rather than either
> your own or C99 types.
>
At the minimum I need to typedef a