In a target system I was planning on running Perl scripts as a means to
accomplish a lot of tasks, particularly for driving CGI scripts for
web-based management. However, it has since dawned on me that an
installation of Perl is HUGE (12+ MB).
Has anyone had any experience getting PERL shoehorned into an embedded
environment? How trim were you able to make Perl?
Thanks,
Grant Erickson
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Have you looked at the GoAhead embedded web server? It's in the HardHat
distribution. It's intended for small memory footprint requirements and seems
to have mechanisms to do CGI-style stuff without needing perl.
See www.goahead.com
-Jim
Grant Erickson wrote:
In a target system I was planning on running Perl scripts as a means to
accomplish a lot of tasks, particularly for driving CGI scripts for
web-based management. However, it has since dawned on me that an
installation of Perl is HUGE (12+ MB).
Has anyone had any experience getting PERL shoehorned into an embedded
environment? How trim were you able to make Perl?
Thanks,
Grant Erickson
** Sent via the linuxppc-embedded mail list. See http://lists.linuxppc.org/