memory corruption possibly caused by curl_easy about curlcpp

[ncalad]

One other thing. I removed curlcpp from the app, and instead wrapped curl in a c++ object of our own and we haven't had corruption since.

[JosephP91]

hi @ncalad !
I would like to reproduce the problem, but I can't. I have wrote an example function:

#include <iostream>
#include <ostream>

#include "curl_easy.h"
#include "curl_form.h"
#include "curl_ios.h"
#include "curl_exception.h"

using std::ostringstream;
using curl::curl_easy;
using curl::curl_ios;

std::string foo() {
    ostringstream str;
    curl_ios<ostringstream> writer(str);
    curl_easy easy;
    return std::string();
}

int main() {
    foo();
    return 0;
}

But I did not have any crash.

[ncalad]

HI Giuseppe,

I will try to create a test program that shows the problem.

Thanks
Andy

Giuseppe wrote:

hi @ncalad https://github.com/ncalad !
I would like to reproduce the problem, but I can't. I have wrote an
example function:

|#include
#include

#include "curl_easy.h"
#include "curl_form.h"
#include "curl_ios.h"
#include "curl_exception.h"

using std::ostringstream;
using curl::curl_easy;
using curl::curl_ios;

std::string foo() {
ostringstream str;
curl_ios writer(str);
curl_easy easy;
return std::string();
}

int main() {
foo();
return 0;
}
|

But I did not have any crash.

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[JosephP91]

Good! I will wait for your test program. Thank you!

[JosephP91]

@ncalad any news about the test program?

[ncalad]

We think it was a build problem and not an issue with curlcpp since it
has gone away.

-- Andy

Giuseppe wrote:

@ncalad https://github.com/ncalad any news about the test program?

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[JosephP91]

Ok. Thank you for letting me know that :) I will close the issue since it's not related to curlcpp.