Well, I'm going to recommend Cgicc. The only drawback (advantage, as far as I'm concerned) is that it's a full-on C++ object library. It is 100% free, as long as it's distributed with the library source. This library seems pretty nice (I've just started using it) and is probably a good candidate for inclusion into Debian. And yes, of course I'd volunteer to make it a package (if I only had the time). In fact, the only thing that irks me is that this library *doesn't* let you enter values from the command line if run from there like the CGI module(s) do. This shouldn't be too hard to add and I'll probably do it at some point. Anyway, look here:
http://www2.hmc.edu/~sbooth Martin Schulze wrote: > Hi, > > do you use any (_free_) Libraries that help you developing cgi-bin's > written in C? I have tested libcgic that has an inacceptable copyright > and fastcgi that does some strange things but doesn't tell me how > to use it. > > I don't need much routines. These come to my mind: > > . cgiHeader() > prints the Content-type header > > . cgiInit() > Initialises the library, prepares for later readings, needs > to work with both POST and GET queries. > > . cgiGetParam(const char *name) > Returns some read cgi variables. This routine needs to > decode the %xx values. > > It would be nice if the library would read from stdin just like > the CGI module for Perl but that's not required. > > Is there any library I could use? -- Jens B. Jorgensen [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- TO UNSUBSCRIBE FROM THIS MAILING LIST: e-mail the word "unsubscribe" to [EMAIL PROTECTED] . Trouble? e-mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] .
