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/** @file
    Use the libcurl multi interface from GTK+/glib programs without having to
    resort to multithreading */

#ifndef GLIBCURL_H
#define GLIBCURL_H

#include <curl/curl.h>

#ifdef __cplusplus
extern "C" {
#endif

/** Initialize libcurl. Call this once at the beginning of your program. This
    function makes calls to curl_global_init() and curl_multi_init() */
void glibcurl_init();

/** Return global multi handle */
CURLM* glibcurl_handle();

/** Convenience function, just executes
    curl_multi_add_handle(glibcurl_handle(), easy_handle); glibcurl_start()*/
CURLMcode glibcurl_add(CURL* easy_handle);

/** Convenience function, just executes
    curl_multi_remove_handle(glibcurl_handle(), easy_handle) */
CURLMcode glibcurl_remove(CURL* easy_handle);

/** Call this whenever you have added a request using
    curl_multi_add_handle(). This is necessary to start new requests. It does
    so by triggering a call to curl_multi_perform() even in the case where no
    open fds cause that function to be called anyway. The call happens
    "later", i.e. during the next iteration of the glib main loop.
    glibcurl_start() only sets a flag to make it happen. */
void glibcurl_start();

/** Callback function for glibcurl_set_callback */
typedef void (*GlibcurlCallback)(void*);
/** Set function to call after each invocation of curl_multi_perform(). Pass
    function==0 to unregister a previously set callback. The callback
    function will be called with the supplied data pointer as its first
    argument. */
void glibcurl_set_callback(GlibcurlCallback function, void* data);

/** You must call glibcurl_remove() and curl_easy_cleanup() for all requests
    before calling this. This function makes calls to curl_multi_cleanup()
    and curl_global_cleanup(). */
void glibcurl_cleanup();

#ifdef __cplusplus
}
#endif

#endif