This is actually a very basic question, but I'm kind of lost right now.
I was working on a school project with the Beagle bone black. It controls a
bunch of motors and sensors, etc. We essentially wrote everything in C++
and made them into libraries of functions. They work when a main program
calls the libraries and the function needed.
Recently we have been asked to demo our progress so far, that too in just a
few days. The main program is far from over, so we were thinking of making
a very basic web interface that is just going to call the functions. I
personally never did this yet, so have no idea what should I be looking at.
Node.js and Javascript ('bonescript') seems to be a popular tutorial
around, but can they be used to call C++ libraries? Is it possible to host
a webpage on the board so that we can open up the page in another PC over
LAN?
I know this is a very basic question, but I don't want to spend too much
time looking up the wrong methods. Any points towards the right direction
would be appreciated.
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