Man, libcurl can be a pain at first, but once you get the hang of it, it’s pretty solid.
For a simple GET, you just need to init curl, set the URL, and call `curl_easy_perform()`.
Error handling? Yeah, it’s easy to miss—always check `CURLcode` after `curl_easy_perform()`. If it’s not `CURLE_OK`, use `curl_easy_strerror()` to see what went wrong.
Also, compile with `-lcurl` or you’ll get linker errors. Been there lol.
For a simple GET, you just need to init curl, set the URL, and call `curl_easy_perform()`.
Error handling? Yeah, it’s easy to miss—always check `CURLcode` after `curl_easy_perform()`. If it’s not `CURLE_OK`, use `curl_easy_strerror()` to see what went wrong.
Also, compile with `-lcurl` or you’ll get linker errors. Been there lol.
