xkco: you rock!

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Venam started to make structs to hold the metainfo. That is a good idea I think, as it will help us work on multiple parts of the code independently and merge everything easily.

Here is the proposition: if we need to have an array of complex items, use a struct. Otherwise just use variables.

We can have multiple torrents per process and do not know how many of them.
I think we need a 'torrent' struct (torrent[i]->data).

Some torrents can have multiple files, struct as well (files[i]->path).



If there is only announce on the metainfo file, the 'announce_list' would only
hold the first (prefered) url of tracker:


I do not see the need to separate metainfo from the actual data.

We could do a 'part' struct as well, to avoid implementing a bitmask, and for convenience.