mso@oz.net writes:

> I tried David Cooke's scgi-cgi-0.9 driver but it also has the same delay.
> Also, I got some warnings from the compiler:
>
> mso@tux ~/src/scgi-cgi-0.9 $ cat /tmp/scgi-cgi-compile-error
> mso@tux ~/src/scgi-cgi-0.9 $ make SERVER_HOST=127.0.0.1 SERVER_PORT=3000
> gcc -g -Wall -W -O2 -DSERVER_HOST=127.0.0.1 -DSERVER_PORT=3000 -o scgi.cgi
> scgi.c
> scgi.c: In function `get_config':
> scgi.c:136: warning: unused parameter `argv0'
> scgi.c: In function `main':
> scgi.c:368: warning: unused parameter `argc'
> mso@tux ~/src/scgi-cgi-0.9 $ make strip
> strip scgi.cgi

(those are harmless)

> I couldn't get it to compile with -DDEBUG:
>
> mso@tux ~/src/scgi-cgi-0.9 $ cat /tmp/gcc-errors
> $ gcc -g -Wall -W -O2 -DDEBUG  -o scgi.cgi scgi.c
> scgi.c: In function `pdebug':
> scgi.c:37: error: too few arguments to function `vfprintf'
> scgi.c: In function `main':
> scgi.c:368: warning: unused parameter `argc'
> mso@tux ~/src/scgi-cgi-0.9 $ gcc -g -Wall -W -O2   -o scgi.cgi scgi.c
> scgi.c: In function `main':
> scgi.c:368: warning: unused parameter `argc'
>
> First I tried putting -DDEBUG in CCFLAGS= in the Makefile.  Then I tried
> running gcc manually.

Sorry about that; obviously I haven't need to compile a debug version
since I changed some things.

I've put a new version 0.9.1 up; it will compile with no errors, and
to make a debug version do "make DEBUG=1". Hope that helps!

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