fwrite ERRNO 22 with big (?) size

[hi1]

Right. But it WILL cause access violation trying to copy the stuff that is not there, and will catch the exceprion.

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
static void _receive_request( void** buffer, int client_connected_socket )
{
	int buffer_current_size = 512;
	int buffer_current_offset = 0;
	int r = recv( client_connected_socket, (*buffer)+buffer_current_offset, _READ_CHUNK, 0 ); // read first chunk
	buffer_current_offset += _READ_CHUNK;
	while( r==_READ_CHUNK && r!=0 && r!=-1 )
	{
		// increase buffer size of a chunk and realloc
			buffer_current_size += _READ_CHUNK;
			*buffer = realloc(*buffer, buffer_current_size);
		
		// read next chunk
		r = recv( client_connected_socket, (*buffer)+buffer_current_offset, _READ_CHUNK, 0 );
		// increase offset for next read
		buffer_current_offset += _READ_CHUNK;
	}
}

static void _handle_http_request( int client_connected_socket )
{
	void* http_request_buf = calloc( 512, 1 );
	_receive_request( &http_request_buf, client_connected_socket );
	// ...
}

On Windows, the buffer fills up to 29184 bytes (much smaller than the data i send).