> C/C++ in a CGI? means lots of forking, unless you write it as a server
> module like PHP into Apache. PHP will handle regular expresions that C
> won't, and will be easier to make on-the-fly bug fixes with. one of the
> most loaded servers on the Internet (1 million hits a day) is
> slashdot.org, and they use neither, instead they chose
> perl_mod. anything is possible with enough CPU mussle.
You can allways write a dedicated server in your favorite language, although
in C its more difficult that in Python/Perl since there aren't those nice
modules you can use, not to mention the pains of text processing.
Just my 0.02 NIS.
Chen Shapira
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