in reply to CGI web server in Perl
By CGI, I presume you mean "forks a separate process to run a separate (possibly non-perl) program, passing the right things on standard in and in the environment, and looking for certain responses on standard out and for the exit status". That's what CGI is. Do you mean that differently?
But, if you're doing that, you might as well use a standard webserver, which will certainly be much more efficient than an HTTP::Daemon-created Perlserver. The advantage to the Perlserver is that it doesn't need to fork for CGI!
-- Randal L. Schwartz, Perl hacker
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