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[REBOL] RES: Re: Sloooooooow Rebol

From: castellani-cpt:itautec-philco at: 29-Aug-2003 8:40

Hi Sunanda, thanks again Andrew help me to put my .r files in the correct directory... it's working now, very fast, very good.... Rebol is amazing... until today I use PERL and Python, and these languages are very powerfull but nos very productive... REBOL is more productive, I more with lower code... I'm using IIS and PWS in Windows 2000 Professional, and Rebol/CORE.... in my home I use Apache, but not configure Rebol yet.... Maybe in this saturday I do it... today is very cold in Sao Paulo - Brazil, if tomorow is cold too I will stay in home and do it... otherwise I'll go to rock and roll... -----Mensagem original----- De: [rebol-bounce--rebol--com] [mailto:[rebol-bounce--rebol--com]]Em nome de [SunandaDH--aol--com] Enviada em: sexta-feira, 29 de agosto de 2003 04:47 Para: [rebol-list--rebol--com] Assunto: [REBOL] Re: Sloooooooow Rebol Marcelo:
> Hi Sunanda, Thanks for help
No worries, I've struggled with exactly the same sort of issues in trying to get Apache to work. Other things to look at are: 1. Read the Core doc for IIS set up: http://www.rebol.com/docs/core23/rebolcore-13.html 2. Line endings. Are you saving in a text editor? If you are using something like MS Word to save as ASCII, you don't get the right combination of linefeed and carriage-returns that some webservers need. My current working solution is to use the xitami webserver. It's just a 700K download from www.xitami.com. If you use it, you will need a shebang as the first line of each script. That's a path to the rebol interpreter. Your script would look something like this: #!c:\rebol\core\rebol.exe -cs REBOL [Title: "CGI Script"] print "content-type: text/html^/" print [ "Now is:" now mold system/options/cgi ] (I'm not dissing Apache -- I got it to work in the end, and it is much more powerful that Xitami. But Xitami meets my fairly simple needs for local-machine CGI testing), Sunanda.