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for FastCGI ?
Dec 15, 2004
novice mr.
Dec 15, 2004
pragma
Dec 15, 2004
J C Calvarese
Dec 16, 2004
Hiroshi Sakurai
December 15, 2004
Goodday!
can anybody start and manage a D project/library for FastCGI programming ?
Any thoughts?
the poor Novice.


December 15, 2004
In article <cppo58$2fr5$1@digitaldaemon.com>, novice mr. says...
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>Goodday!
>can anybody start and manage a D project/library for FastCGI programming ?
>Any thoughts?
>the poor Novice.
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Off the top of my head, there isn't a strictly-CGI library for D... yet.

If Mango (V1.0 on dsource.org now) and DSP (not in release yet) won't fit the
bill, and it's good-old-fashioned-CGI you're looking for, perhaps adapting a
C/C++ library might do the trick?


- Pragma
December 15, 2004
novice mr. wrote:
> Goodday!
> can anybody start and manage a D project/library for FastCGI programming ?  Any thoughts?       the poor Novice.

I'm not familiar with FastCGI, but I found a file called "Marten's CGI module" at http://www.atari-soldiers.com/libs.html. I suspect it's been around a while, so it'd likely require some tweaking to work with the latest version of DMD.

HTH

-- 
Justin (a/k/a jcc7)
http://jcc_7.tripod.com/d/
December 16, 2004
In article <cppo58$2fr5$1@digitaldaemon.com>, novice mr. says...
>Goodday!
>can anybody start and manage a D project/library for FastCGI programming ?
>Any thoughts?
>the poor Novice.

Goodday!

I think...
Mango is like a Java servlet and Application server.
(I don't know syntax)
DSP is like an ASP,JSP,PHP.
(There can write program into HTML.)
CGI module is like a perl CGI-Template.
(It is replace special tag. It's simple. but stronger.)
My CGI Liblary is like a WebObjects or Tapestry or ASPX.
(There can auto insert html attribute)
Since I cannot read and write English very well, I may have mistaken.

I think FCGI and D CGI Program pair is good.
Because, if the time of GC has much amount of the memory used, it will increase.
It is better for there to be nothing two or more startings about a process,
since Java uses VM.
but, D not use VM.

Thanks,
Hiroshi Sakurai.