On Wed, 18 Feb 2004, qbert_at_atari-soldiers.com wrote:

> Its been fixed with the latest release, I use the same script to generate
> the D wrappers so its not a problem really.

Still, it proves that you're using a C compiler that has flaws in very "basic"
areas. How can you then trust it to work properly in way more complicated
aspects like the rest of the code?

I won't tell you to stop trying, indeed not, but it will of course make your
task a bit more troublesome than if you'd went with a proven working compiler.
Such as mingw or Borland (both being available for no money).

> Its failing in url.c , line 2114
>
> if((1 > sscanf(data->change.url, "%512[^\n/?]%[^\n]",
> conn->gname, conn->path)) )

[from your second mail]

> data->change.url : curl.haxx.se
> conn->gname : (blank , but not null )
> conn->path : /

I would say this indicates another problem: your sscanf() function doesn't
work like it should!

That sscanf()-line should be able to parse "curl.haxx.se" just fine by adding
the whole host name into the conn->gname array.

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