All -
I'm a little confused with the following example while working with
BIO's.
I'm trying base 64 encode a buffer using BIO_f_base64 with the
following example.
char *message = "Hello World";
b64 = BIO_new( BIO_f_base64( ) );
bio = BIO_new_fp( stdout, BIO_NOCLOSE );
bio = BIO_push( b64, bio );
BIO_write( bio, buffer, length );
BIO_flush( bio );
Ok great this works fine, but I"m confused why you write to the bio if
it's on the end of the chain (b64-bio) where the bio is the stdout. I
would think it should look more like the following...
bio = BIO_push( b64, bio);
.......
BIO_write( b64, buffer, length );
And the chain would look something like (b64-bio) where you write to
the encoder and it writes to stdout?
If someone could clear this up it would be great as I'm a little confused.
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Chris Johnson
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