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anyone have some simple examples of cgi forth? or forth for web page generation?
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gavino
Jan 23, 2012, 7:16:37 AM1/23/12
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I see many thinks like fastcgi scgi etc for perl and friends and then continuations seem to have a different approach of forking a process that then asks the html client for its next request, like perl's continuity http://continuity.tlt42.org/ or continuation based things like chicken scheme's "awful" web framework. I am curious to see some clever html handling forth solutions. thx for reading
Tarkin
Jan 23, 2012, 9:09:59 AM1/23/12
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On Jan 23, 7:16 am, gavino <gavcom...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I see many thinks like fastcgi scgi etc for perl and friends and then continuations seem to have a different approach of forking a process that then asks the html client for its next request, like perl's continuityhttp://continuity.tlt42.org/or continuation based things like chicken scheme's "awful" web framework. I am curious to see some clever html handling forth solutions. thx for reading
Not too long ago, I announced the availability of flow forth:
http://sgmtech.homelinux.org/flow/flow.html
(F)CGI demonstrations are on that page, along with source listings.
The demonstrations are simple, and the code quality perhaps less
than clever, but it can be done.
TTFN,
Tarkin
> I see many thinks like fastcgi scgi etc for perl and friends and then continuations seem to have a different approach of forking a process that then asks the html client for its next request, like perl's continuityhttp://continuity.tlt42.org/or continuation based things like chicken scheme's "awful" web framework. I am curious to see some clever html handling forth solutions. thx for reading
Not too long ago, I announced the availability of flow forth:
http://sgmtech.homelinux.org/flow/flow.html
(F)CGI demonstrations are on that page, along with source listings.
The demonstrations are simple, and the code quality perhaps less
than clever, but it can be done.
TTFN,
Tarkin
gavino
Feb 2, 2012, 6:43:04 PM2/2/12
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