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  1. Jan 7th, 2003, 03:05 PM #1
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    Using C++ Online

    I have a server that can do it, but my question is how do I implement C++ into a web page?
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    You can't implement C++ into a web page. You can use an app written in C++ as a CGI app, but that's something completly different and not a very good idea unless you really need that speed.
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    i thought that in tests CGI apps were slower than PHP and ASP? but i could be wrong.
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    ASP.NET has suppored for compiled languages (of the .NET family, VB.NET, C#, C++.NET). If you knew any of these languages you can use the source file in your aspx.
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    If it's a large CGI app the speed advantage of compiled C++ over interpreted scripting languages such as PHP and traditional ASP makes up for the speed problems of the CGI interface (or whatever causes the delay).
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    If you are for speed, you can write ISAPI in C++. That is exactly what my site is: http://www.greatwesternpages.com.au/octopus

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  8. Jan 9th, 2003, 10:45 AM #7
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    Originally posted by john tindell
    i thought that in tests CGI apps were slower than PHP and ASP? but i could be wrong.
    In CGI mode, PHP will be slower. When used as mod_php with Apache, it will blast through it. Similarly, ASP is parsed by IIS.
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  9. Jan 10th, 2003, 12:04 AM #8
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    C++ as web service

    Another option is to create a web service in C++ in .Net and encapsulate your functionality there.
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