Hi

Thanks for replying but we already solve the problem.

We use curl::easy v1.35, with curl 7.10.3
We have a few more questions:
1. is there a limit on number of threads (with a different curl handle
   for each thread) that we can run in the same time with libcurl?
2. Does the getinfo(CURLINFO_TOTAL_TIME) in threads returns the actual
time it took the thread to download or ,maybe thread switching may cause
greater results than the actual download time.
3. Does the CONNECTION_TIME corresponds to the RTT? we have measured
   the CONNECTION_TIME against PING and didn't get the same results.

>> I was trying download the same page from the same server
>> in multiple threads (3 is the minimum).

>> Using libcurl (curl::easy) from perl on windows 2000.
>> I am passing the results to a callback function and getting time
>> parameters with $curl->getinfo() in a seperate function.
>>
>> I always get an error output like this:

>Can you please show us a little example program that shows this problem
>appear?

>Does it work nicely if you only download in one single thread?

>What versions of libcurl and the curl::easy interface are you using?

>--
> Daniel Stenberg -- curl, cURL, Curl, CURL. Groks URLs.

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Received on 2003-04-06