| 16,6 → 16,7 |
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| struct http_msg { |
| // internal used by library, dont mess with these. |
| unsigned int socket; |
| unsigned int flags; |
| unsigned int write_ptr; |
| 22,16 → 23,20 |
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| unsigned int buffer_length; |
| unsigned int chunk_ptr; |
| unsigned int timestamp; |
| |
| // available for use. |
| unsigned int status; |
| unsigned int header_length; |
| char *content_ptr; |
| unsigned int content_length; |
| unsigned int content_received; |
| char data; //unknown size |
| char header; //unknown size (actually, it's size is defined in header_length) |
| }; |
| |
| |
| int (* __stdcall http_init)(); |
| unsigned int (* __stdcall http_get) (char * url); //yay, it's NOT uint, but hey, C is stubborn, and I'm dumb |
| // On the next line, we should tell the C compiler that this procedure actually returns a pointer. (to the http_msg struct) |
| unsigned int (* __stdcall http_get) (char * url, char * add_head); //yay, it's NOT uint, but hey, C is stubborn, and I'm dumb |
| int (* __stdcall http_process) (unsigned int identifier); |
| void (* __stdcall http_free) (unsigned int identifier); |
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