[NBLUG/talk] OT: Primes revisited

[Micxz (lovedialup.com)]

I guess I was thinking you could use that C code in your HTML
development, but I understand what you mean.

Without a compile, it's just source. I mean the browser or OS will
almost always use plain text to display this.

I guess you could write and compile a c program and use perl or python
to execute the bininary and spit the results out into a HTML page on the
fly.

Micxz

ME wrote:
> 
> When you place a file onto a web server shared dir, the extention will
> often map to a specific MIME type. (.txt = text/plain, .htm/.html
> text/html) It is easy enough to map an extention for .c to be of type
> text/x-csrc.
> 
> Then when a web browser gets a file and "sees" that it is of type
> "text/x-csrc" the OS and the web browser can choose to handle that however
> it should want to deal with it.
> 
> In the case of the file provided, the file is not coded as HTML, but is
> served over HTTP.
> 
> If you wish to provide code samples within HTML, a common practice is to
> use the <pre> or <tt> tags to use fixed-width fonts (or request used of
> fixed width fonts)
> 
> The extention often dictates how the file is served and then how the
> client might deal with the file.
> 
> Micxz (lovedialup.com) said:
> > May I ask how you embed C code in html?
> >
> > Micxz
> >
> > Steve Zimmerman wrote:
> >>
> >> Special thanks to Rob Orsini for fixing my primes problem.
> >>
> >> How do I get rid of those vertical ellipses that you see at
> >> http://www.sonic.net/stevetux/prime2.c?  Do I need to embed
> >> the program in HTML?
> >>
> >> Thanks.
> >>
> >>         -- Steve Zimmerman