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Thus, I have decided to create this document in order to share my experiences while compiling a static version of the curl library with SSH support in Visual Studio 2010. This wide support also means that the developers cannot constantly update the readme files for all the supported platforms.

You can build it on numerous platforms and you can be sure that it will work the same way on all of them. One of libcurl’s strengths is its portability. FTP, HTTP, SFTP etc.) and it is very well designed. Introduction Libcurl is a widely-used open-source library for transferring files.

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Activeperl 5.14.2.1402 how to#

USING THE LIBCURL LIBRARY IN YOUR VISUAL STUDIO PROJECTĤ.1 Preparing the project’s file structureĤ.3 How to use the libcurl library 4.3.1 Sample source code 4.3.2 Adding libcurl to the list of libraries 4.3.3 The test-driveĪPPENDIX A – ADDING OPENSSL SUPPORT DIRECTLY TO LIBCURLĬonventions The following font conventions are used in this document:     Using libcurl with SSH support in Visual Studio 2010Ĭomment Initial version Updated the guide to reflect the latest versions of: o ActivePerl (5.) o libcurl (7.26.0) o libSSH2 (1.4.2) o NASM (2.10.01) o OpenSSL (1.0.1c) Appendix A: corrected preprocessor definitions Updated the guide to reflect the latest versions of: o ActivePerl (5.) o libcurl (7.28.1) o libSSH2 (1.4.3) o NASM (2.10.07)Īcknowledgements I would like to thank the following people for helping me make this guide what it is today by letting me know about typos and by suggesting improvements:      Ĭhengwei Lin Jon Woellhaf Philipp Leusmann Reinhard Gentz Jack Schmidt Huu Minh NguyenĤ. Using libcurl with SSH support in Visual Studio 2010 Version 1.3 © Andrei Jakab ( )