Doesn't libcurl encourage allocating linked lists on the stack for passing options to functions? IIRC a lot of functions take too many options to be practically

Doesn't libcurl encourage allocating linked lists on the stack for passing options to functions? IIRC a lot of functions take too many options to be practically specified as arguments so they have a datatype something like struct opt { enum option_specifier id; void *val; struct opt *next; }; And the functions that accept these option lists don't take ownership of them, so they're safe to allocated on the stack.