FastCGI (website archive ) is a language-independent protocol based on CGI. It improves performance (at the cost of isolation) by not creating a new process for every request. It competes with SCGI, which is more popular in Tcl-land.
What | FastCGI for Tcl |
Where | https://sourceforge.net/p/tcl-fastcgi/ cvs -z3 -d:pserver:[email protected]:/cvsroot/tcl-fastcgi co -P tcl-fastcgi |
Description | A C extension for the Tcl interpreter that implement the FastCGI protocol. Works under Windows as well as *nix. |
Requirements | Tcl 8.3 |
Updated | 2013-04-17 |
Authors | Tom Poindexter, Christoph Bauer |
What | Fcgi.tcl |
Where | https://github.com/dbohdan/tcl-fcgi |
Description | A fork of the pure Tcl implementation of FastCGI that used to be part of Tom Poindexter's project. |
Requirements | Tcl 8.0 for the library, 8.5 for an additions package and the tests |
Updated | 2024-05 |
Authors | Tom Poindexter, D. Bohdan |
What | tclfcgi |
Where | https://github.com/jdc8/tclfcgi |
Description | A Tcl wrapper for the FastCGI C library. |
Requirements | Tcl 8.6, Critcl 3 |
Updated | 2013-02-04 |
Authors | Jos Decoster |
What | tcl-xcgi |
Where | https://github.com/noyesno/tcl-xcgi |
Description | Implements CGI, FastCGI, SCGI. |
Requirements | Tcl 8.5? |
Updated | 2021-01 |
Authors | Sean Zhang |
RLH 10-18-2006: I read a couple things that indicated there is going to be a push to refine and enhance FastCGI and include it with Apache. The idea is to get away from the mod_<language> and have FastCGI give everyone a robust even playing field. We shall see. Here is a link to the info: [L1 ]
ZLM 2008-12-28: Microsoft released FastCGI extensions for IIS 6 and 7. These can be downloaded from http://www.iis.net/ .