Hi Armel,

thanks for the hint. The functors indeed were introduced with version 0.6.0, so I have to do some redesign to my software. But, with the functors the whole approach is much "nicer" than the functions I had to use in version 0.5.0.

joza

Armel Asselin <asselin.armel_at_wanadoo.fr> wrote: Hello,
    I'm currently migrating my software from gcc 3.3.3, libcurl 7.11.0 and curlpp 0.5.0-rc6 to gcc 4.1.1, libcurl 7.15.5 and curlpp 0-7-0-pre2.

Since I have to parse the header lines received by a HTTP_REQUEST in my program, I used the "HeaderFunction" Option to set the function pointer and the "HeaderData" option to pass the data structure my callback function uses to store the header lines.
 In cURLpp, you use "functORS" not "functIONS". Basically, a functor is an object with an "operator( )" doing the job. The object holds all the data that you need (hence cURLpp uses the right cURL stuff to store the pointer in your back). So put your WriteFunction (or Header/ReadFunction) object and put state info inside.
  
 Armel
  
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