#NGHTTP2 request handling

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south kettle
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Hello I'm trying to implement basic http2 post request handling using nghttp2. I'm trying to follow their documentation as much as I can and I'm using ChatGPT to help me. But I'm getting Access Violation error once I call nghttp2_session_send function.

frozen glenBOT
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south kettle
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these are ss from my code

frozen glenBOT
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tough forge
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wait that one is the wrong one 😅

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tough forge
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and Honestly I would highly reccomend not using chatgpt to help you, chatgpt can't code and doesn't know what it's doing

south kettle
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I know, but I need to iterate fast in order to get the proof of concept, I've managed curl really fast on the client side, but this nghttp2 on the server side is rly pain

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these callbacks are killing me

south kettle
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!solved