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October 29th, 2001, 08:42 PM
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CGI with C++???
I was about to sit down and read up about PERL and CGI and I saw at URL that you could use C++ for CGI. Any advantage/disadvantage in using C++ to dev CGI? How would I go about using C++ for CGI... or know of any documents I could read up on about the subject. I plan on learning PERL, but I'm interested in playing with it in C++ too. I'm a new to programming, but I'm catching on fast
 . Thanks for your help! Also, isn't PHP similar to C++? Would it be better to focus on PHP? Thanks again!Josh 
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October 30th, 2001, 11:19 AM
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We (the php section) have discussed that some time ago, and I guess that is exactly what you need right now, go here
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