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DragonOsman2
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Hi.
I have this code (GitHub link), and I want to know if I can easily turn it into a shared library or DLL. What do I have to change in it to do so if it's possible? I want to use it as a shared library or DLL (or as a C++ Addon if I can configure node-gyp correctly, but I'm having trouble with that right now I'll also try this in the meantime if I can get it to work) from a Node.js application and I read here that this can be done.
[I opened an issue here (the node-gyp GitHub) about the node-gyp thing, so if I can get answer there, I shouldn't need any help on that from MSDN.]
By the way, is it possible to host this app at a .NET web host? I'll need to find a free one that offers shell access (if one like this exists) if this is possible. The C++ code is a web server application, but the GitHub repo also has HTML, CSS and JavaScript code. That's the whole application that I want to deploy.
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I have this code (GitHub link), and I want to know if I can easily turn it into a shared library or DLL. What do I have to change in it to do so if it's possible? I want to use it as a shared library or DLL (or as a C++ Addon if I can configure node-gyp correctly, but I'm having trouble with that right now I'll also try this in the meantime if I can get it to work) from a Node.js application and I read here that this can be done.
[I opened an issue here (the node-gyp GitHub) about the node-gyp thing, so if I can get answer there, I shouldn't need any help on that from MSDN.]
By the way, is it possible to host this app at a .NET web host? I'll need to find a free one that offers shell access (if one like this exists) if this is possible. The C++ code is a web server application, but the GitHub repo also has HTML, CSS and JavaScript code. That's the whole application that I want to deploy.
Continue reading...