http request parse

[purpleturtle_97]

httpRequest parseHttpRqt(char *msg) {
	httpRequest rtrn;
	
	
	return rtrn;
}

I was just wondering if anybody could help with parsing a Http Request? I understand that the request is as illustrated below, but how would i turn that into an object containing the code (200/400/404) and the filename? Bearing in mind that I am only concerned with GET requests.

GET /index.html HTTP/1.1\r\n
host: somewebsite.com\r\n
\r\n

[wingless]

In real world you would simply use a library.

[L7Sqr]

The HTTP format is very well specified (see here). You can simply pull apart the fields you need and ignore the ones you do not.

That aside, I think that wingless provides the best advice: use existing software.

[purpleturtle_97]

Thanks for the replies but I really want to do this without using a 3rd party library.

[Adak]

If the data is in a file,I'd use fgets() to get each row, then strstr() to look for GET in any row, and sscanf() to save it into the variable that you want.