goahead | A simple service to redirects routes | HTTP library

I am trying to implement http server into dll

I compiled static version of Goahead(https://www.embedthis.com/goahead/)

I created sample app with console exe and confirmed that it works as I intended

However, when I make same sample app with DLL, I get tons of Error in VS2019 and refuses to compile

I cannot even merge any code into DLL

As soon as I include this static library, I cannot compile the DLL with below errors

Do I need some extra settings to make it work on DLL?

I want to save locally the configuration file from my cable modem. I already have logged into the html admin page of the modem and inside the backup page, there is a button to backup the configuration file. Inside the event, there is a POST method on the form that leads to the next url:

https://192.168.1.1/goform/BackUp

The response headers are:

I'm using hspec to do some basic testing.

I have a argsParser function which given some arguments, returns or rather prints their validity.

On my Raspberry Pi I have code written in Python that control engine on my vehicle. I control engine by GPIO. It works but the problem is that when I set io to go and then I set io to change direction it stops. Why it cannot do two things in one time? This is my code:

UPDATE: Using lxml instead of html.parser helped solve the problem, as Freddier suggested in the answer below!

I am trying to webscrape some information off of this website: https://www.ticketmonster.co.kr/deal/952393926.

I get an error when I run soup(thispage, 'html.parser) but this error only happens for this specific page. Does anyone know why this is happening?

The code I have so far is very simple:

I have added a display:block; to the semiHero class. Why isn't it taking up the space and making the container with the hr go below the entire div? I want the semi-hero to take up the space so that it pushes the container down.

Here is the image of the situation.

Here is the relevant code:

I have been trying to understand monads and since I recently understood what zippers are I thought I might try to combine both ideas. (>>=) does what I think monads should do, namely it lets me combine movements around the zipper in the form of moveRight >>= moveLeft >>= goAhead >>= return but I feel like I'm missing something because, among other things, I can't seem to fit its type to what a monad should be, namely Ma -> (a -> Mb) -> Mb. Any help would be welcome.

I'm trying to create a program that converts a 5 digit binary number to decimal. As it stands, the conversion works perfectly, but I'm having trouble with giving an error message if the user inputs a number larger than 1.

I am trying to scrape some divs from a NASA website and put all the contents in a list. THIS CODE WAS WORKING EARLIER and has suddenly decided not to. I didn't change anything knowingly except to add some print statements, all of which return nothing or [] with no error of any kind.