Hmm. I think that WriteResponse() could be implemented with setjmp/longjmp.
We must make sure that data like shttpd_arg is dynamically allocated
and available
after the jump. Currently, it is a stack variable.
so having shttpd_printf(), and shttpd_copy() would be enough then !
(shttpd_copy == WriteResponse)
Well, and callback code must be aware that shttpd_{printf,copy} may yield
control, and application state might be changed.
So much hassle for just not using threads :-)
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