On Wed, 18 Feb 2004, codemastr wrote:

> When I use curl_multi_info_read(), I get a CURLMsg struct (msg). Is doing:
>
> curl_easy_cleanup(msg->easy_handle);
>
> A safe way to cleanup that handle when I'm done with it? Or must I keep a
> list of the easy handles somewhere else and cleanup like that?

The memory used for the struct that curl_multi_info_read() returns is
allocated per easy-handle in the multi-handle.

That means the struct will be freed when you call curl_multi_remove_handle()
or curl_multi_cleanup().

Does this answer your question?

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