PureBasic bindings for the *libmicrohttpd * library.
- PureBasic 6.00 LTS - C Backend (5.70 support will come later)
- libmicrohttpd 0.9.75+
- PB-CTypes 0.0.1+
In order to use these bindings, you need to do the following things:
Run one the following command, depending on your packet manager, to install the development libraries:
apt install libmicrohttpd-devGo to one of the following URL and download the appropriate win32 release archive:
● View all releases: https://ftp.nluug.nl/pub/gnu/libmicrohttpd/
● Latest release: https://ftpmirror.gnu.org/libmicrohttpd/libmicrohttpd-latest-w32-bin.zip
Once downloaded, extract the archive somewhere and keep note of the path for later.
In order to download the purebasic files, you can simply downloads one of the releases on the release page and extract it in your includes folder.
If you download an archive ending with "-sources", you may have to go down one folder in the archive to find the 2 required folders.
If you want to set files manually, you'll need to clone 2 repositoried in a folder where you want your includes to be located with these commands:
git clone https://github.com/aziascreations/PB-LibMicroHTTPD-Bindings.git
git clone https://github.com/aziascreations/PB-CTypes.gitAlternatively, you can visit the repositories at the following URLs and download and extract them in a similar manner as described above:
● https://github.com/aziascreations/PB-LibMicroHTTPD-Bindings
● https://github.com/aziascreations/PB-CTypes.git
Now that everything is setup, all you have to do is to include the bindings and point to the .lib files if you are using Windows like so:
#LIBMICROHTTPD_LIBRARY_PATH$ = "<path>/libmicrohttpd.so"
XIncludeFile "<includes>/PB-LibMicroHTTPD-Bindings/LibMicroHTTPD-Bindings.pbi"
Some variants of that constant are available for specific OS and CPU architectures and are only used if #LIBMICROHTTPD_LIBRARY_PATH$ isn't defined:
| Constant | CPU Architecture |
#LIBMICROHTTPD_LIBRARY_PATH_LINUX_ARM64 |
Linux ARM64 |
#LIBMICROHTTPD_LIBRARY_PATH_WINDOWS_X64 |
Windows x64 |
If you are using Windows, you also need to make sure your executable has access to the libmicrohttpd-dll.dll file when launched by either including it in the PATH or in the same folder as the final executable !
A couple of examples are available in the "Examples/" folder:
● HelloBrowser
Please note that you may have to adjust the library path as desribed previously.
This include is licensed under TODO: Still figuring out how it will work with LGPL 2.1...
The examples are released in the public domain.
The libmicrohttpd library is release under the LGPG 2.1