Problem with verifying signatures in GPGME

[Robert J. Hansen]

> I provided attached a toy version of the code that breaks, can you see 
> anything wrong in it or is the problem somewhere else ?

As a fellow C++ nerd, I highly recommend using GPGMEPP, not GPGME. It'll 
make your life a lot easier.

I have a not-quite-toy example of GPGMEPP up on GitHub:

	https://github.com/rjhansen/egon

It does nothing except pull down Proton Mail keys from their web API and 
import them into GnuPG. As others have pointed out, there are better 
ways to do this, so I don't recommend using this tool for that purpose: 
but as a minimalist app to get someone started with the C++ bindings for 
GPGME, it might be useful to you.

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