On Wed, May 10, 2006 at 09:23:00AM -0700, Jeff Ishaq wrote:
> I've checked in libcurl 7.15.3 into my source control system, and am making
> changes through it, so I should be able to produce a diff for you once I get
> things working.

Better start from the version in CVS or the latest daily build tarball rather
than 7.15.3. Plenty has changed in the almost 2 months since 7.15.3 was
released, and Daniel has said he's hoping to release a new version shortly.

> Because I need HTTPS support, I understand that I should also be working to
> port openssl-0.9.8b to PalmOS, so that libcurl can link to it for SSL
> support. Please let me know if this is not the case.

You'll need some kind of TLS library. libcurl supports OpenSSL and GnuTLS
and the YaSSL people claim that it works with libcurl as well. It's possible
one of the other SSL libraries will be smaller and easier to port.

> Is there a particularly good test harness that I can run that exercises
> all/most of the libcurl APIs, so that I can confidently declare porting
> victory?

Yes, there's a test suite included in the source code. 'make test' will run
it, but you're going to need to port perl to PalmOS first :^)

>>> Dan

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