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No BSD-style license.
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reported 12 Jul 2001)
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curl_global_cleanup(). Update corresponding man pages...
Improve the logic in curl_global_cleanup() and curl_global_init() so that
they are not called twice if the application libraries have been
initialized and make sure to reset the init flags in curl_global_cleanup().
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resumed downloads
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strequal.o as well!
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This is my first CVS commit :), what it does:
- Makes sure that parts of the cURL library don't get initialized twice
- Makes sure that we only free what we initialize
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be defined as many include files as possible (Solaris req)
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specify exactly what global parts to init. Thanks to Sterling Hughes really
for arguing wisely.
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If your system, such as Solaris 2.7, lacks the strtok_r() prototype in
string.h, then you'll face a bunch of warnings on all instances
where strtok_r() is used.
There's not much we can do about it. Adding a prototype here screws
everything up on other platforms! :-(
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curl_global_* functions
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afterwards (bug #426442)
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into the DOS kind!
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is a FTPS connection as the data transfer is then done unencrypted!
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other libs
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