I eventually dropped that implementation in favor of a pure static implementation in pure Nginx, but it was less unpleasant to work with than other (Fast)CGI libraries I've tried.
It goes well with the rest of the BCHS stack[2] of OpenBSD, C, OpenBSD httpd, and Sqlite. Some say that BCHS is impractical due to an aversion of writing C for server-side applications, but I find it perfectly adequate for tiny CGI programs that don't need a big framework.
[0]: https://www.libravatar.org/
[1]: https://github.com/tleguern/libravatar.cgi
I eventually dropped that implementation in favor of a pure static implementation in pure Nginx, but it was less unpleasant to work with than other (Fast)CGI libraries I've tried.
It goes well with the rest of the BCHS stack[2] of OpenBSD, C, OpenBSD httpd, and Sqlite. Some say that BCHS is impractical due to an aversion of writing C for server-side applications, but I find it perfectly adequate for tiny CGI programs that don't need a big framework.
[2]: https://learnbchs.org/