Fix: web-server sbasicw can now run in background on Raspberry Pi OS #225
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Hi Chris,
I discovered the web-server sbasicw. Beside "only" running basic scripts and render the graphic to a html canvas, it is able the serve dynamically generated sites like PHP on an apache server. Even passing forms using get-method to a SB program is possible. For my little lightweight hobby project on the Raspberry Pi the perfect choice. Nice work. :)
I encountered the problem, that it was not possible to start the web-server in the background. The getc() function returned always EOF and the web server shut down. I fixed this.
Additionally I updated the README.md file. It includes now build instructions for Manjaro (Arch Linux) and the web server.
Best regards, Joerg