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I could not find a proper section for posting, so I'm posting in this C++ one...

I'm writing a Makefile, and there is a behavior that I don't understand. Here's what I'm doing:
...

You are right again. I can't rely on that test.
This is why i received partial body on Windows.
On Linux the flag "MSG_WAITALL" is available, but this does not seem a reliable solution.

So this...

So this turned out to be a problem with the socket API, and has nothing to do with fwrite.
I've tried to increase the receive socket buffer size with "setsockopt", but i still receive partial body....

You were right, i get access violation trying to do "puts(parsed_request->body+100000);".
So now i have to recheck all the program logic that fills the buffer...



#define _READ_CHUNK 512...

You are right about that.
But i expected that even if there was a mismatch between the buffer size and the "content_length" value the write operation should at least start and then throw an error,...

Well, i think that if the whole thing works ok on linux (no segm.faults thrown and the file is written correctly), then the logic must be correct (body buffer must be of the correct size).
Dont you...

Yes i've thinked of it too, but the test case i've used for testing is build so that the content_length matches exactly the length of the body buffer.
So you can assume that this condition is always...

Boy, it's just what i've posted:
If fwrite succeed errno remains 0 and perror outputs "No error",
otherwise errno!=0 and perror output something meaningful.

No, perror always output "Invalid Argument" (that is, errno 22).
I've also disabled multi-threading so there can't be any interference with other threads...

"content_length" is of "unsigned int"...

Ok, now i've added the checks.
I've omitted them since they did not seem relevant to me.

That call is for debug purpose only.
I'll remove that once i've fixed the issue.

I already tried that. Still get ERRNO==22. :-(
BTW, the correct way should be the first one. See http://www.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/009695399/functions/fwrite.html):
I mean to write...

On linux the same call to fwrite works correctly (errno==0),
on windows i get ERRNO==22 if the "size" parameter is somewhat big (e.g. "103429"). :-/

see the code:


// first i open the file...

I have the same problem when I open dialog with WebBrowser control in it. The dialog is NOT in another thread. I don't know is this a very correct sollution, but I solved it with this code in the...

Another one easy solution :

conversion to string:

template<class T>
std::string toString(const T& t)
{
std::ostringstream stream;
stream << t;
return stream.str();

Hi there,
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* Paid: No
* Type: Very Small Program (I guess less than 15 minutes for an experienced programmer)
* Requirements: Should run on Windows...

Hi there,
I hope this is the right area to post this.

I was wondering if anyone of you could write a little program for me that changes the System Volume by mouse movements, i.e. moving the mouse...

Boy, you are right!
Maybe i've made confusion between Java and C++ having studied both in the same time.
If only the compiler had warned me about constructor chaining...

EDIT: now everything...

Hello everybody, since last year i've been developing an SDL-based library for videogames,
but lately i'm stuck on a problem that concerns (i think) inheritance and copy costructors/assignment...