Re: I/O Rediredtion under DOS and I think UNIX

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>You can however redirect STDOUT
>ie 1. I do it all the time, it helps tracing and is the quickest way to
save dat
>a.
>? the data while > or >> to a file.


The other day I tried to make a small CGI with Euphoria (using OmniHTTP
server for Windows 95). It failed. Why? Because I couldn't make the CGI
return it's output to the browser (or server). Someone told me the trick was
sending the output stream to STDOUT... but didn't work. Does anyone knows
how a CGI sends output?

Euphoria would be great fro CGI programming! From Rob's words: Euphoria is
40-60x faster than Python and/or Perl.

Bye,

    Daniel Berstein.

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