UnnamedOS-V2 VS kcgi

Ah, that's fine then. Do you have any projects that you're currently working on that are intended to actually function? Or did you just try it once and not do anything afterwards? (also, shameless self plug in case you want to look at a slightly better organized and planned (although very incomplete) OS: https://github.com/ThatCodingGuy86/UnnamedOS-V2)

If you want to see the full extent of the witchcraft, here you go.

I honestly had no idea that was even possible. Why on Earth would you want to do that? It seems like a hacky workaround. The way I've done this (or at least are working on doing) is by having a EFI executable load a kernel ELF file. link

Custom bootloader too. I have a Github repo if you want to check it out: link (It's very WIP, I'm still working on parsing the kernel file. (ELF format))

As was said in the title (one of my repositories)[https://github.com/ThatCodingGuy86/UnnamedOS-V2] unique visitors count went up by a ridiculous amount. (122 compared to 5 the previous day) I don't see where all these people came from, so I'm wondering of this is related to the current date and Github faking metrics as a "prank"?

No, but I am working on my own OS which is less impressive than NASA, but it is still an OS

(if you want to check out the code for said OS, here you go: https://github.com/ThatCodingGuy86/UnnamedOS-V2)

You can use KCGI to use C or C++ as a FastCGI backend.

I like the premise of embedded generating inline c. Kinda like php for c, rather than html

I'm not sure of custom BNF per generating command. I notice they're mostly order independent, which makes it a little easier to learn, but what's the advantage over c syntax? Is it roughly that pointers etc are impossible. Maybe a c-esque syntax would be more learnable

How does the existing syntax compose, i.e. can the user run away with writing tcl-style scripts

If you don't get a lot of feedback, I would guess it is inpart due to custom syntax being an entry barrier to understanding

I don't know, I think html is easy, so people want power with php. On the other hand c is powerful and hard, by the time I'm using that, does Vely's custom syntax give me more than a set of convenient c library calls... such as https://kristaps.bsd.lv/kcgi/

In any case, I like the apis, and I think the premise has legs

It's not that hard, I use kcgi.

The C library used (https://github.com/kristapsdz/kcgi) is portable and working on linux as well. Putting this behind nginx as fastcgi seems very well doable.