Ole Christian Eidheim
Ole Christian Eidheim
Yes, that would work, we can add the meson.build file(s) only.
Thank you, but regarding the warnings, what compiler are you using?
For now I added https://github.com/eidheim/Simple-Web-Server/commit/50ce7510efe58ffea1e77351c0dc7a32eda5f46a. I don't enforce a whitespace policy, as long as there are no cleanup whitespace commits:) Regarding the warnings, these are warnings that are not shown...
`size_t` was chosen due to being an unsigned datatype.
Thank you, but could you elaborate on what you mean by: the client will be broken too?
Sorry for the late reply, but thank you for this. I have not yet had time to study the changes, but hopefully I will get a look at it soon.
I went a slightly different direction in https://github.com/eidheim/Simple-Web-Server/tree/base_class. Not sure what solution is best, but at least I know it is doable:)
Yes, for instance: ```c++ #include "client_https.hpp" #include "server_https.hpp" #include int main() { auto io_service = std::make_shared(); std::vector servers; servers.emplace_back(new SimpleWeb::Server()); servers.back()->io_service = io_service; servers.back()->config.port = 8080; servers.back()->default_resource["GET"] = [](std::shared_ptr response,...
For the time being, I changed it so that one now can write: ```c++ #include "client_https.hpp" #include "server_https.hpp" #include int main() { auto io_service = std::make_shared(); std::vector servers; servers.emplace_back(new SimpleWeb::Server());...
I managed to simplify https://github.com/eidheim/Simple-Web-Server/tree/base_class further by splitting the Response class instead of the Connection class.