Re: [ts-7000] getting started

[Jason Stahls <>]

There's no reason why you can't use C/C++ (which ever you prefer) with Apache.  Create a app as a CGI.  That's where you basically pass to stdout (printf() or whatever), HTML code.  You put your app in the cgi-bin directory for Apache, then in your browser goto that uri, eg http://webserver/cgi-bin/app

I know I spoke in sound bytes, hope you can get _something_ out of it.

Jason

Roger R. Smith wrote:

Thanks Jim,
from this I have a couple of questions:
1) is Debian the best distro to use when developing in order to develop for the PS-104?
2) what language would you recommennd when developing on the ts-7000? C, C++, php? I want to do serial communications.
3) If I want to do serial communications and end up using c or c++ what could I use for language within apache so I can call my program from the web?

Thanks so much.
Rog

Jim Jackson m("franjam.org.uk","jj");"><> wrote:

On Fri, 9 Mar 2007, Roger R. Smith wrote:

> I am very interested in getting started with embedded arm. I would like
> the ability to run a C++ program but also enable that program to
> communicate through apache. Can someone point me in the direction to get
> started as I have never done embedded development?

Learn how to do it on a linux desktop/server first. That gets you familiar
with apache, cgi-bin programs etc, and compiling and C/C++

Then just use the Debian development image to recompile your C/C++
program and setup apache as you did on your desktop/server and it all
works.

Now where was the embedded in that :-)

Jim

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