From: "T. Onoma" <transami@...>
Date: 2004-08-24T13:01:03+09:00
Subject: Re: Idea: Webshare

> Time to make it make sense.

Thought's this was intersting. On Matz's blog there was this snippet:

require 'cgi'
require 'fcgi.so'
class CGI 
  class Fast < CGI
    CONTINUATION = []
    def Fast::new(*args)
      at_exit do
        if CONTINUATION[0]
          CONTINUATION[0].call
        end
      end 
      callcc do |c|
        CONTINUATION[0] = c
      end 
      fcgi = FCGI::accept
      unless fcgi CONTINUATION[0] = nil 
        exit 
      end
      $defout = fcgi.out super(*args) 
    end 
  end
end 

Does that make sense? Here's what matz says about it:

<quote>
About how to make correction of the existing CGI program minimum and make it 
FastCGI correspondence

Before, such a trick has been written.

  [ above code here ]

I change "require'cgi'" into "require'fcgi'" and think that remarkable CGI 
will operate as it is only by rewriting "CGI.new" to "CGI::Fast.new." 
</quote>
 
T.