> (*page_status).currentSize += nbytes;
DF>> On the first pass through, currentSize will be equal to the length of the
current data.
Thanks. But that increment works fine. The problem occurs BEFORE that
increment, either at the casting:
> struct thread_status *page_status = (struct thread_status *)thePage;
or at the caller of writeFunction in curl_easy_perform.
I do check storedUndrl.currentSize and .spacemade before curl_easy_perform and
they are perfectly initialized to zero.
Then I check them again within writeFunction at the very first call through the
pointer (*page_status) and I find them both huge, ~3G.
That's before any action on them, except casting the (void *).
DF>> There's an example called getinmemory.c that has been time tested and
would be a good starting point for code to do this sort of thing.
That's where I got the prototype. My writeFunction is *identical* to the
WriteMemoryCallback of getinmemory.c up to the casting. And the problem I
describe is certainly isolated between curl_easy_perform (the caller) and the
casting.
Basically, I cannot see what changes .currentSize and .spacemade from their
initialized value to that huge number, as I'm not doing anything to them.
Thanks for looking @ it.
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