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VBMcgi, a free multiplatform C++ library for CGI programming that isolates the webmaster and webdesigner

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VBMcgi, a free multiplatform C++ library for CGI programming that isolates the webmaster and webdesigner.

Introduction

See VBMcgi home page.

If you know C/C++, VBMcgi is the CGI library you have been looking for. Here are the main reasons:

  • It is 100% free, and comes with original source code.
  • It is designed from step zero to be multiplatform (tested on Windows and Unix servers).
  • All features included: form decode, cookies, and a lot more.
  • It is the only CGI library in C++ that completely isolates the webmaster and web design. In practical terms, this means that you can use commercial HTML design software (that saves sophisticated HTML coding) such as DreamWeaver, Front Page, etc. See details.
  • The CGI programs can be short and very powerful, because the complex code is inside the VBMcgi library. Deliver complete solutions to your customers in binary format. They will be satisfied, but won't be able to reverse engineer what you have done.

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Brazil Brazil
Work as Assistant Professor in the
Department of Electronic and Computer Engineering (www.del.ufrj.br)

MBA on topic Masters in Business and Knowledge Management (MBKM), by COPPE-CRIE, in 2000.
Ph.D. in Control Engineering by Chiba University (Japan), in 1998;
M.Sc. in Electric Engineering (Control) by COPPE - PEE, in 1991;
Electronic Engineering by UFRJ - DEL, in 1987;
Electronic Technician by CEFET-RJ, in 1981;

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QuestionWhy not perl ? Pin
Jonathan de Halleux4-Mar-02 9:56
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Nemanja Trifunovic4-Mar-02 10:04
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GeneralRe: Why not perl ? Pin
Joaquín M López Muñoz4-Mar-02 10:17
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Nemanja Trifunovic4-Mar-02 12:32
Nemanja Trifunovic4-Mar-02 12:32 
GeneralRe: Why not perl ? Pin
Allen Sun5-Mar-02 9:49
Allen Sun5-Mar-02 9:49 
Actually FastCGI manages the processes quite will, especially when database connection is involved.
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Todd Smith4-Mar-02 12:05
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Nemanja Trifunovic4-Mar-02 12:33
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perlmunger6-Mar-02 5:24
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Chris Korzeniowski18-Sep-05 18:28
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GeneralNaming suggestion Pin
Jason Douglas4-Mar-02 9:49
professionalJason Douglas4-Mar-02 9:49 
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alex.barylski13-Sep-04 11:25
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Generalvery great thing.. Pin
Bernhard4-Mar-02 4:04
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