Comment by 🚀 stack

=> Re: "What would everyone say is a large file for a CGI script?..." | In: s/programming

My CGI scripts are <30Kb.

SpellBinding is 22Kb (without trying to make it small), using kissdb, but with under 1000 players you can just use the file system to keep user session data.

I strongly recommend C for things like this.

But then again, people think I'm nuts.

=> 🚀 stack

Jan 12 · 7 days ago

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=> 🧇 Acidus · Jan 13 at 00:55:

Gemipedia is around 9000 lines of C#,

=> 🍀 gritty [OP] · Jan 13 at 02:10:

@Acidus oh wow. do you know the memory load per call?

@stack that's impressive. there are some binary file size reductions i might try for Go.

=> 🚀 stack · Jan 13 at 02:29:

Well, always strip the production binaries

=> 🍀 gritty [OP] · Jan 14 at 02:16:

Well, I stripped the production binaries and reduced the file size by like 80%. Much better.

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What would everyone say is a large file for a CGI script? I finished up my newest game in Go, but the file size seems rather large. I used stdlib for everything except sqlite access. wondering if I should use SCGI to get around load times.

=> 💬 gritty · 5 comments · Jan 12 · 7 days ago