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taw>
i'm interested in ocaml cgi
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taw>
have any serious aplication been written with that ?
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taw>
i mean - it's all fine when you just have to generate some html
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taw>
but there are things like persistent db connections etc.
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taw>
when it comes to performance in real world
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kev>
taw: you might find that ocaml out performs other languages, esp against stuff like perl
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taw>
and that's why i want to use it
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taw>
(at least that's one of reasons)
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kev>
taw: if you want performance, don't use cgi
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taw>
but main performance bottleneck in cgi
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kev>
use isapi, apache mods, or run a daemon yourself
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kev>
ocaml won't affect speed for that
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taw>
for example mod_perl and php reuse database connections
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taw>
if i implemented naive cgi
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kev>
taw: don't use cgi, really
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taw>
it wouldn't do that
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taw>
i just want it to be able to achieve the same level of performance as perl/php
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kev>
if there's a mod_ocaml (which I doubt), you could consider that
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kev>
but running as a daemon is the best option
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kev>
what do you want this code to do
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kev>
omg, they can't be serious
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kev>
that's soooo nasty
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taw>
these mod_ocaml guys are insane
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taw>
that's my opinion
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taw>
ocaml programs aren't supposed to be written like that
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kev>
and performance will be apalling
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kev>
but this what happens in a world where people believe that php is a good thing
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taw>
in most cases
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taw>
cpu power is cheap enough
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taw>
and it's database that's main bottleneck
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kev>
IBM have done some DB optomizing stuff on ML recently, haven't they?
* taw
haven't heard
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taw>
where can i read more about that ?
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kev>
I just remember reading about it
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RichiH>
is there an operator for exclusive or in ocaml?