nghttp2: use custom memory functions #15527
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Provide libcurl's memory functions as callbacks to replace nghttp2's own memory functions. This allows custom memory callbacks provided by users of libcurl to be used by nghttp2 as well.
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The nghttp2 git log shows this feature and function were added in nghttp2/nghttp2@c0ffed7, in December 2014, shipped in v0.7.0. Should be safe to use. |
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Provide libcurl's memory functions as callbacks to replace nghttp2's own memory functions. This allows custom memory callbacks provided by users of libcurl to be used by nghttp2 as well. Closes curl#15527
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Provide libcurl's memory functions as callbacks to replace nghttp2's own memory functions. This allows custom memory callbacks provided by users of libcurl to be used by nghttp2 as well.