Re: Library for cgi progamming in C

1998-02-16 Thread Martin Schulze
On Sun, Feb 15, 1998 at 03:39:40AM +0100, Martin Schulze wrote: > As nobody could provide me with a library that I could use > I've written my own. Of course it's GPL'ed and I wonder if/and > how I should package it. > > The .o file is 4.7kB big, does it make sense to build .a and > .so files fr

Re: Library for cgi progamming in C

1998-02-15 Thread Martin Schulze
On Thu, Feb 12, 1998 at 03:50:11PM +0100, Martin Schulze wrote: > 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 d

Re: Library for cgi progamming in C

1998-02-12 Thread Jens B. Jorgensen
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 fo

Library for cgi progamming in C

1998-02-12 Thread Martin Schulze
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() prin