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I use Microsoft Personal Webserver that you get for free with Windows XP Pro. You can set .exe files to be handled through Control Panel/Administrative tools/Internet Information Services. Then select "Web sites" in the tree and select Action/Properties. On the "Home directory" tab click the "Configuration" button. You should hopefully be able to figure it out from there.

I don't think you have any hope of finding a free webhost that supports .exe or .dll files and little hope of finding a cheap one, simply because you can crash or take over a webserver with a little .exe trojan acting like it was a CGI. Most free webhosts don't like that kind of thing :)

Uh... sorry I forgot to mention it but windows 98 also comes with a version of Personal Web Server, and I believe 95 did too. I'm not sure what they can do though.

I found I can use apache server on my computer ...

it works pretty fine ...

only problem is I gotta keep my computer on ...

Anyone knows web host I can use ?

Some stuff I did last summer:

It seems that most, if not all, web servers that allow CGI are doing so on a unix/linux box. Your best bet is to find one of these that let you program in C. The you can write programs with Asm for a linux platform.

Heres a hello program from http://linuxassembly.org/intro/Assembly-Intro.html

;Copyright (c) 1999 Konstantin Boldyshev <konst@linuxassembly.org>

;

;"hello, world" in assembly language for Linux

;

;to compile:

;

;nasm -f elf hello.asm

;ld -s -o hello hello.o



section	.text

    global _start			;must be declared for linker (ld)



msg	db	'Hello, world!',0xa	;our dear string

len	equ	$ - msg			;length of our dear string



_start:					;tell linker entry point



	mov	edx,len	;message length

	mov	ecx,msg	;message to write

	mov	ebx,1	;file descriptor (stdout)

	mov	eax,4	;system call number (sys_write)

	int	0x80	;call kernel



	mov	eax,1	;system call number (sys_exit)

	int	0x80	;call kernel