On Tuesday 24 of November 2009 02:17:53 Kamil Dudka wrote:
> On Tuesday 24 of November 2009 01:50:02 Dantzler, DeWayne C wrote:
> > I'm using libcurl with C++ classes in a single threaded application by
> > setting up the curl env in the constructor and invoking cleanup operation
> > in the destructor, but I'm having trouble freeing the allocated memory. I
> > read the curl documentation and tutorial. What is the correct method of
> > freeing resources?
>
> It doesn't matter what programming paradigma are you actually using. Just
> call curl_global_init()/curl_easy_cleanup() once per whole program. A

s/curl_easy_cleanup/curl_global_cleanup/

> singleton might be a good candidate if you like clean object-oriented
> design?
>
> Then for each curl_easy_init() you should call one curl_easy_cleanup(). You
> can wrap it to class and call the functions in its ctor/dtor. Or perhaps
> use cURLpp binding which does the job for you?
>
> Kamil
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