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This means that a modern web server running a scripting language can perform circles around something that is doing CGI, even if the target is written in C -- because for most tasks the bottleneck is IO (network, disk, database) and not CPU.
You don't have to upload the script every time. Just run PHP or perl on your local machine.
Yeah, I'll probably install a web server to be able to run PHP or perl on my machine.
This is horrendously inefficient and so using C to do CGI for performance reasons makes little sense, and hardly anybody does this in the last decade.
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