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For some languages to work in Apache, such as PERL or PHP, we can install the mod_perl or the mod_php. In PHP we still have the PHP FPM option. Already in the case of Python, we can use WSGI.
What about in the case of Harbour? I would like to know if it has how to run the language (Harbour) in Apache, making the files .prg interpreted.
Example:
PROCEDURE Main()
? "<div>Hello HTML</div>"
RETURN
There are some initiatives in this direction, but I would like to put it out to you: most of them sound like a bad joke. Remembering that if you want, you can very well skip the part of Apache and make the whole server already in Harbour, if it is for some more specific activity (of course, Apache already specializes in this, reimplementating entire is probably bullshit, but in general the applications have specific purpose, so maybe it makes up for a "specific server" for the task as well).
– Bacco
@Bacco I read something about
mod_harbourto Apache. You think it pays off?– Wallace Maxters
If that’s what I’m thinking, it pays to stay away kkk (but I don’t think it fits this discussion here, there already begins a value judgment that needs foundation, and would be extensive and outside the goal of the post and the site itself).
– Bacco