C - CGIs for Linux Web Server but Windows PC for developing

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CGIs for Linux Web Server but Windows PC for developing

Irena

2004-08-21, 8:56 am

Hi all there,

I want to develop in C a couple of CGIs to be uploaded on a Linux Web
Server.
Unfortunately (or fortunately, just a question of points of view), I use
a classical Windows 2k/XP PC to locally develop/debug the software.

I'm wondering if any of you can suggest a good C cross compiler I can
use to locally develop and test on a Windows platform and upload a
proper binary code on a Linux platform.

Many thanks.
Regards,
Irena

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Shanmuhanathan T

2004-08-21, 8:56 am

on 8/21/2004 5:24 PM Irena Wrote:
> Hi all there,
>
> I want to develop in C a couple of CGIs to be uploaded on a Linux Web
> Server.
> Unfortunately (or fortunately, just a question of points of view), I use
> a classical Windows 2k/XP PC to locally develop/debug the software.
>
> I'm wondering if any of you can suggest a good C cross compiler I can
> use to locally develop and test on a Windows platform and upload a
> proper binary code on a Linux platform.
>
> Many thanks.
> Regards,
> Irena
>
>
Before the 'purists' frequenting the newsgroup admonish you for asking
an 'off-topic' question, Google would be able to provide some useful
answer or other useful places to search:
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&...ux+from+windows

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phil-news-nospam@ipal.net

2004-08-21, 8:56 pm

On Sat, 21 Aug 2004 11:54:17 +0000 (UTC) Irena <italianculture@hotmail.com> wrote:

| I want to develop in C a couple of CGIs to be uploaded on a Linux Web
| Server.
| Unfortunately (or fortunately, just a question of points of view), I use
| a classical Windows 2k/XP PC to locally develop/debug the software.
|
| I'm wondering if any of you can suggest a good C cross compiler I can
| use to locally develop and test on a Windows platform and upload a
| proper binary code on a Linux platform.

You should get a shell account on the server in question. If they trust
you to execute code on the machine, then a shell account is no further
risk. If they can't trust you, they shouldn't allow you to run CGI there
at all. It's easy to run a CGI script that installs a backdoor that lets
you access via SSH (putty for Windows as the client). Or maybe you can
make a CGI script that actually does the compiling of C programs on that
server for you.

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Shanmuhanathan T

2004-08-23, 3:55 pm

one2001boy@yahoo.com

2004-08-24, 3:55 am

Irena wrote:

> Hi all there,
>
> I want to develop in C a couple of CGIs to be uploaded on a Linux Web
> Server.
> Unfortunately (or fortunately, just a question of points of view), I use
> a classical Windows 2k/XP PC to locally develop/debug the software.
>
> I'm wondering if any of you can suggest a good C cross compiler I can
> use to locally develop and test on a Windows platform and upload a
> proper binary code on a Linux platform.
>
> Many thanks.
> Regards,
> Irena
>
>

You may ask future CGI qustions in
comp.infosystems.www.authoring.cgi

If you don't require to compile C code into binary, you can try
cross platform C/C++ interpreter Ch for CGI programming. Its free CGI
toolkit is similar to ASP and JSP for web programming, and you don't
have to start everything from scratch.

http://www.softintegration.com/products/toolkit/cgi/

Shanmuhanathan T

2004-08-27, 8:55 am

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