Kieran Mansley wrote:
One thing I noticed was the way it calls tcp_sent() to specify the
callback every time it does a write is harmless but not a good example -
it should only need to be called once to set the callback up.
It does? As I see it, tcp_sent() is only called once - after receiving
the request. And since it does not implement keepalive, this can only
happen once per pcb (also guarded by if (hs->file == NULL) in http_recv).
When implementing keepalive (which I plan to if I find the time), this
would have to be changed, of course.
Simon
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