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++
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 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.