Mangol Smith escribió:
Hey guys,
someone suggested me to have a look at libcURL. I did, but its very complex.
All I needed is lowlevel/network wrappers.
like emalloc() & pemalloc() as wrapper on malloc(). There might be some
wrappers (platform independent & used in php source code) which I can
> Are you sure you even need to write your own extension? If you just want to
> do
> HTTP requests, then curl or HTTP extension should be sufficient.
Nope, I'm developing an extension. In which I require this functionality.
Its not the entire purpose of my extension. Just a part of the
functional
W liście Mangol Smith z dnia czwartek 26 czerwca 2008:
> But, doesn't this make my extension depend on Curl or any PEAR extension
> you are talking about? That is what I wan't to avoid.
>
Are you sure you even need to write your own extension? If you just want to do
HTTP requests, then curl or H
Hi,
On Thu, Jun 26, 2008 at 8:55 AM, Jevon Wright <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> If you want to POST or do weird HTTP stuff, try the Curl extension.
> (Multiple platforms)
Also look into PEAR, they have some socket stuff as well I think, as
> well as lots of other extensions that implement other
On Wednesday 25 June 2008 6:22:22 pm Mangol Smith wrote:
> Hey guys,
>
> someone suggested me to have a look at libcURL. I did, but its very
> complex.
>
> All I needed is lowlevel/network wrappers.
>
> like emalloc() & pemalloc() as wrapper on malloc(). There might be some
> wrappers (platform ind
Hey guys,
someone suggested me to have a look at libcURL. I did, but its very complex.
All I needed is lowlevel/network wrappers.
like emalloc() & pemalloc() as wrapper on malloc(). There might be some
wrappers (platform independent & used in php source code) which I can use to
make a connection
