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Hi all,
Not sure if this is an active project, but there do seem to have been some changes in the last year since I started using it for accessing QuickBooks Online.
Just downloaded the latest files, and there appears to be a new bug in urlencode.cpp, which can be fixed as follows:
change line 97
from: assert(false && 'Unknown urlencode type');
to: assert(false && "Unknown urlencode type");
Previously, when compiling this library into my applications with Visual Studio 2013, there were a number of warning messages, especially when compiling for x64 version.
Firstly, in both liboauthcpp.cpp, and SHA1.cpp, add the following line at top to avoid "strcpy possible unsafe" warnings:
#define _CRT_SECURE_NO_WARNINGS
The attached text file lists changes which have worked for me to stop warning messages when compiling x64. These mostly seem to relate to converting from size_t (which may be a 64 bit value) to an int (which may be only 32 bit value).
Anyway, submitted for consideration and possible inclusion in future versions.
Hi all,
Not sure if this is an active project, but there do seem to have been some changes in the last year since I started using it for accessing QuickBooks Online.
Just downloaded the latest files, and there appears to be a new bug in urlencode.cpp, which can be fixed as follows:
change line 97
from: assert(false && 'Unknown urlencode type');
to: assert(false && "Unknown urlencode type");
Previously, when compiling this library into my applications with Visual Studio 2013, there were a number of warning messages, especially when compiling for x64 version.
Firstly, in both liboauthcpp.cpp, and SHA1.cpp, add the following line at top to avoid "strcpy possible unsafe" warnings:
#define _CRT_SECURE_NO_WARNINGS
The attached text file lists changes which have worked for me to stop warning messages when compiling x64. These mostly seem to relate to converting from size_t (which may be a 64 bit value) to an int (which may be only 32 bit value).
Anyway, submitted for consideration and possible inclusion in future versions.
regards,
Garry.
Mods in liboauthcpp to accomodate x64.txt
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