BittyHTTP

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A small foot print, non-blocking, single threaded HTTP web server with support for non-POSIX TCP sockets written in C

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1

Download BittyHTTP

Download the latest version from http://bittyhttp.com/Download.html
2
Uncompress the tar.gz
The examples are made for Linux but should work on any POSIX OS.
```
tar -xzf BittyHTTP1_4.tar.gz
```
3
Enter the Bitty HTTP source directory
```
cd BittyHTTP/src
```

4

Compile the hello world example

gcc main.c SocketsCon.c WebServer.c Examples/HelloWorld/FileServer.c -o HelloWorld.exe

5
Run the example
```
./HelloWorld.exe 
```
6
Browse the web page
The example will start listening for your web browser on TCP port 3000.

Open your web browser and enter the following URL:
```
http://localhost:3000
```
You will now see the web page served from the example program.

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