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Re: How can I write a simple mac cl-http daemon of my own?
>Try turning on virtual memory.
>
>This will get CL-HTTP running, even if a bit slow.
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>Most importantly, it will get it compiled.
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>Then, you may be able to load the server with virtual memory off.
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>Otherwise, you might comment out the last export of http:examples;exports.lisp
>so that it does not export the entire distribution directory.
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>Finally, try skipping the load of http:examples;exports.lisp all together and
>see what happens.
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>I know people have run CL-HTTP successfully with 6mb of memory.
>It would be interesting to see what the minimum size can be.
Thank you for your reply. I have compiled the CL-HTTP successfully. I
wonder if there is a minimum set of functions that I can load to just
process :html-form and :html-computed-form. I have written a MCL 2.0.1
version of a simple http daemon. It just opens a tcp stream and read/write
to it. The daemon generates an error message when I use Netscape as a
browser, although the http request is handled correctly(the daemon is
running until July 22 at address http://36.8.0.172). I wonder how to open
a tcp stream and read/write to it in MCL 3.0. I tried to look at your
code, but it is just too big for me to hack down the right functions.
Qingshan Luo
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