bugfix: don't use the connectindex if it is -1

added persistant connection details

replaced I and my with we and us

updated

use the new name and hostname even though an old connection is reused, since
we can re-use a proxy connection that actually has different host names on
the same connection

remake Host: for each connection and it'll work with proxies too

for HTTP/1.0 we default to non keep-alive connections, but when we get a
1.0-reply from a proxy we use and the Proxy-Connection: keep-alive header
is used, we switch it on and live happily ev

for HTTP/1.0 we default to non keep-alive connections, but when we get a
1.0-reply from a proxy we use and the Proxy-Connection: keep-alive header
is used, we switch it on and live happily ever after

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Added httpversion to the progress struct, we do read it, we can just as well
store it.

the socklen_t check is more involved now, but works on linux at least

Added socklen_t

added a check for socklen_t
removed the tiny/Makefile that was added accidentaly before

all comments for the former public "low level" interface have been removed
since they were out-of-date and not correct anymore.

moved around some struct fields

removed handles and states from the main structs
renamed prefixes from curl_ to Curl_
made persistant connections work with http proxies (at least partly)

curl_transfer became Curl_perform() to better match the public name and
use the correct prefix

prefix changes curl_ to Curl_
made it work (partly) with persistant connections for HTTP/1.0 replies
moved the 'newurl' struct field for Location: to the connectdata struct

#include <string.h> removed a warning

removed curl_read() and curl_write() - they weren't used and the public
"low leve" interface is dumped

uses socklen_t now

curl_ prefix modified to Curl_

accept() and getsockname() now use socklen_t types, as that was just added
to configure

use unsigned int hex to receive the hex digit in, caused a warning with
-Wall and a new gcc

Modified to use Curl_* functions instead of curl_* ones

only generate maximum 509 characters in each string

version 7.7-beta1

persistant adjusts