Port libs3 to MSVC using C++ VLA shims. I did not port the s3 utility. Remove any use of select(), which isn't fit for purpose in modern code. #100
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Remove any use of select(), which isn't fit for purpose in modern code.
See https://docs.aws.amazon.com/IAM/latest/APIReference/API_AccessKey.html Also exposing the key and region length limit in libs3 API
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Hi, firstly thanks very much for libs3, it avoided using the not great AWS C++ SDK, a real boon.
This PR comes from the port of the cmake hunter edition of your library. It is therefore not usable as-is to you. However, I opened it so you and anyone else who might read this can pick through it for any useful bits, the obvious one being MSVC build compatibility.
I also removed anything using
select(), which is unfit for use in modern high fd count programs. I rewrote the functions which need to wait on many fds to signal to use the libcurl API for that. This also let me remove including<winsock2.h>in your primary interface file just to definefdset, as that is a highly polluting header.