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fix typos in readme file #2

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curlcpp
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An object oriented C++ wrapper for cURL tool. I'm working for you :P
An object-oriented C++ wrapper for cURL tool. I'm working for you. :P

There a bunch of cURL C++ wrappers out there, but I personally don't like any of them. So, I was writing a framework for my university and I needed a curl wrap in C++, so I wrote it.
There are a bunch of cURL C++ wrappers out there, but I personally don't like any of them. So, I was writing a framework for my university and I needed a curl wrapper in C++, so I wrote it.
I'm still working on it, so, if you find bugs or errors, please tell me! :)

If you want to know a bit more about cURL, you should go on the official website and read about the three interfaces that curl implements: http://curl.haxx.se/
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make # -j2
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Then add `<curlcpp root>/build/src/` to your librarie path and `<curlcpp root>/include/` to your include path.
Then add `<curlcpp root>/build/src/` to your library path and `<curlcpp root>/include/` to your include path.

When linking, link agains `curlcpp` (e.g.: gcc example.cpp -o example -lcurlcpp).
When linking, link against `curlcpp` (e.g.: gcc example.cpp -o example -lcurlcpp).

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