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operation!
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cleared up some ssize_t/size_t mixups
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previously.
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to warn
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they may not be of the size size
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pointer arithmetic (ptr1 - ptr2) and to do that properly on 64bit we need
long
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revision number
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refuse to remove the dir otherwise!
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on Windows.
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newer versions
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limit-rate. It does work on the expense of the rate limiter.
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int to various types
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compilers
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This works by magicly starting up a new thread that can be killed when the
timeout is reached. testtesttest!
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one to prevent that.
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just to avoid making a totally empty file. Just to avoid compiler warnings.
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and I doubt anyone else uses it.
Better preprocessor magic for the O flag (for curl_off_t printing) to prevent
compiler warnings.
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It is working with earlier versions, but when I use it with 3.0.3, I can't
get it to ignore errors in "system headers" with -isystem so we get
excessive amounts of warnings on SSL headers which is very annoying.
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without proto
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it collides with another MAX define on some platforms (like netbsd 1.6.1)
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only accept return code 7 to indicate that there's no server present.
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this will make us exclude icc 8.0 etc.
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a corresponding -isystem, if using gcc, to inhibit warnings on those
headers.
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we bail out!
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