Does anyone know of a ported HTTP library for libogc? I tried getting libcurl working today but got annoyed by the fact that net_select() is unimplemented, which seems to make the library always claim that it gets an "Empty reply from server."

Has anyone been doing work with HTTP, and knows of a library that works? If not, at least some suggestions for a good, stable C/C++ HTTP library would be helpful (and hopefully something that doesn't rely on select() :P)

Thanks,
- Aaron

Check PatchMii... that's got some HTTP stuff (http.c and http.h :-))

Thanks, that works out well enough; I don't need much more than the quick retrieval of an XML file and some random binaries. Now, is it worth going GPL over though? :P

I was looking into this too as I want to make an RSS reader, and I was reading over Teknecal's netsend example over on the Homebrew Browser page. That might be enough for what you need.

[wiibrew.org]

If you don't want to go GPL, is should at least give you an idea how to code one yourself :-)

Here's the protocol for HTTP 1.1
[www.w3.org]

Request side: [www.w3.org]
Responses: [www.w3.org] (Basically, 200 = OK, the rest = Bad)

Hi,

See also the Pong2, BibleQuiz and RedSquare. These games contain an improved http library with is running in a separate thread and support google analytic http request without JavaScript support. With this google analytic http request you really can track who is downloading and playing you application.

[wp.plaatsoft.nl]

wplaat



Edited 3 time(s). Last edit at 01/14/2009 09:21PM by wplaat.