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-# fix, thread fix, easy.c compile fix and more

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Daniel Stenberg 2001-05-30 10:34:14 +00:00
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History of Changes
Daniel (30 May 2001)
- Cris Bailiff wrote a makefile for building Solaris packages.
- Sterling Hughes brought fixes for 'buildconf' (the build-from-CVS tool) and
we discussed and added a few CURL_GLOBAL_* flags in include/curl.h
- Kjetil Jacobsen privately announced his python interface to libcurl,
available at http://pycurl.sourceforge.net/
Daniel (29 May 2001)
- Sterling Hughes fixed a strtok() problem in libcurl. It is not a thread-
safe function. Now configure checks for a thread-safe version, and
lib/strtok.c offers one for the systems that don't come with one included!
- Mettgut Jamalla correctly pointed out that the -# progress bar was written
to stderr even though --stderr redirection was used. This is now corrected.
- I moved out the list of contributors from the curl.1 man page and made a
separate docs/THANKS file. It makes the list easier to find, and made it
easier for me to make a separate web page with that same information.
I really do want all you guys mentioned in there to feel you get the credit
you deserve.
- lib/easy.c didn't compile properly in the 7.8-pre1 due to a silly mistake
Version 7.8-pre1
Daniel (28 May 2001)
- curl-config now supports '--vernum' that outputs a plain hexadecimal version
of the libcurl version number (using 8 bits for each 3 numbers). Version
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*** UPGRADE NOTICE ***
If you write applications using libcurl, you really want to use two
If you write applications using libcurl, you really want to use the two
functions mentioned above !!!
I can't say I think this is a very beautiful solution, but as OpenSSL
insists on making lots of stuff on a "global" scope, we're forced to dance
to their pipe.
insists on making lots of stuff on a "global" scope, we're forced to walk
the path they point us to.
- Moving more test cases into the new file format.