mm::net::HttpGlobal Class Reference

Holds libcurl's process-wide state for the lifetime of one instance. More...

#include <http_client.h>

Public Member Functions
	HttpGlobal ()
	~HttpGlobal ()
	HttpGlobal (const HttpGlobal &)=delete
HttpGlobal &	operator= (const HttpGlobal &)=delete
	HttpGlobal (HttpGlobal &&)=delete
HttpGlobal &	operator= (HttpGlobal &&)=delete

Detailed Description

Holds libcurl's process-wide state for the lifetime of one instance.

libcurl requires one global initialisation before any other thread runs, because it also initialises libraries (OpenSSL) that are unsafe to set up concurrently. So the composition root constructs exactly one of these, before it starts a thread, and every later call shares it. Construct it there and nowhere else: a second instance would repeat the initialisation, and a lazy one inside a request would race the very threads it has to precede.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

HttpGlobal() [1/3]

mm::net::HttpGlobal::HttpGlobal

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~HttpGlobal()

mm::net::HttpGlobal::~HttpGlobal

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HttpGlobal() [2/3]

mm::net::HttpGlobal::HttpGlobal ( const HttpGlobal &  )

delete

HttpGlobal() [3/3]

mm::net::HttpGlobal::HttpGlobal ( HttpGlobal &&  )

delete

Member Function Documentation

operator=() [1/2]

HttpGlobal & mm::net::HttpGlobal::operator= ( const HttpGlobal &  )

delete

operator=() [2/2]

HttpGlobal & mm::net::HttpGlobal::operator= ( HttpGlobal &&  )

delete

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:

• libs/net/http_client.h
• libs/net/http_client.cc