Scrinchy: my tiny web server

Copyright © 2007-2008 by Zack Smith

Scrinchy is a tiny webserver for Linux that I wrote some time ago as an experiment. I began developing an internal stack-based language for it called Lapis just before I decided to stop working on the project. Lapis is interesting but I never added the ability to define functions nor database connectivity.

Links

Documentation

My nicely formatted overview of Intel 8088, 8086, 80186, 80286, 80386, 80486 (x86) instruction set
A clear step-by-step explanation of how to set up a bootable live Linux flash drive.
My CompactFlash benchmarks, which demonstrate to consumers the speed variability of unrated cards.
Object-oriented programming in C
Notes on using Visual C++
Notes on coding for Linux
Notes on using OpenGL
FAQs about the Sony Playstation Portable (PSP)
My Linux installation guides.

OpenGL function documentation

Two sites offering big listings of pages on installing Linux on virtually every type of laptop:

Software

My FBUI in-kernel windowing system for Linux kernel 2.6.9.
My Frugal Windowing Environemnt (FWE) userspace windowing system for Linux.
My utility bandwidth which is a benchmark to measure memory bandwidth.
My MonoConsole: a large font for the Linux console based on monotype font from TeX.
My BDF to PSF font converter which lets you use X Window BDF fonts on the Linux console.
My open-source language translator Anglify which take some simple grammar rules into account.
Maxilla OpenGL-based VRML viewer for Windows: a project that I started.
My Java-based CAD program called Vitruvio which requires an older version of Java.
Scrinchy: my tiny web server with built-in stack-based language.
Some of my Windows and MSDOS projects.
My various other Linux open-source projects.