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Actually, on the developers page you linked it also lists JS, Lua, Go and Python as languages for GWAN handlers. I assume that means that those languages are su
by otoburb 14y ago
Actually, on the developers page you linked it also lists JS, Lua, Go and Python as languages for GWAN handlers. I assume that means that those languages are supported via separate processes that are called out by the GWAN process since the page breaks those languages out separately from 'natively' supported C/C++/Obj-C, D and Java.
- ers35 14y agoI wrote the Lua, Go, and Python examples handlers. JavaScript, Lua, and Python can be linked directly with the server for performance you would not get via separate processes. I had more difficulty with Go, which you can read about on the forum.[1] They all work, but are just proofs of concept at the moment. G-WAN makes it easy to link with any C library, so it is not hard to use languages that expose a C API such as those listed. It is just a matter of writing a more complete handler. [1]http://forum.gwan.com/index.php?p=/discussion/463/writing-g-wan-servlets-in-go/#Item_2 http://forum.gwan.com/index.php?p=/discussion/463/writing-g-...