On Wed, 2 Nov 2005, Dave M wrote:

> OK, Now it compiles. But it doesnt get very far. Blows up the first time it
> encounters OUTCHAR(*f) in the dprintf_formatf() function in mprintf.c.

When you do simple 'curl' invokes? Then how come that doesn't happen when you
use the curl other people have built from the same set of sources?

> I dont think it likes:
>
> #define OUTCHAR(x) \
> do{ \
> if(stream((unsigned char)(x), (FILE *)data) != -1) \
> done++; \
> else \
> return done; /* return immediately on failure */ \
> } while(0)

Uh, why wouldn't it like it? And further, what _exactly_ in this are you
saying it doesn't like?

What does "blow up" mean in this context and what does f point to when it
does?

> Why is this a define and not a function?

Eh, because it was written that way! ;-) Feel free to improve the code and
send back patches if you think you can improve it. I certainly won't claim
that it is perfect.

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