Mel,
Am 05.01.2011 05:53, schrieb Medsyntel_at_aol.com:
> Your solution is difficult for me ( as C 'oblivious' user), but I'll
> try to digest your solution tomorrow.
well, its no problem that I provide the patches mentioned as one file
which you can easily apply with *one* command to your libcurl source.
However if I were you I would consider a switch to a more modern
compiler like MinGW32 or OpenWatcom which are both free too and actively
maintained, and which are both sufficient for compiling a fully featured
libcurl; Borland C++ 5.5 is more than 10 years old, and so are the
headers; and binaries compiled with it will always lack features like
LDAP v3 support, IPv6, and most likely other stuff too.

> I use the xHarbour language -- with which I'm an intense daily
> application builder. It just happens that my very high-level xHarbour language
> itself compiles into C, and so on down to the executable.
I took a quick look at it, and it seems to support MinGW32 and
OpenWatcom - although there are no binaries for these compilers
available for download ...
http://www.xharbour.org/index.asp?page=project/language

> Maybe I can get some fiends and my ng (comp.lang.xharbour) to help me
> digest your solution. Or, maybe I'm in a bigger hole than I realize ... :(
I would then also ask if there is nobody who can provide binaries for
one of the above mentioned compilers; or you can even try to compile
xHarbour self ...

Gün.

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