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> Hi, I´m developing a web app in C++. But it loads a huge amount of
> from a Database to memory, and I can´t afford doing this everytime
> someone asks for the page. Is there a way to make the program to keep
> running, and reading requests made via CGI?

Hi..

Maybe fastCGI can do what you are looking for..
(http://www.fastcgi.com/)


"Performance. FastCGI processes are persistent-they are reused to handle 
multiple requests. This solves the CGI performance problem of creating 
new processes for each request."


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