Set up the dumbest HTTP server

bsnes/target-bsnes/program/program.cpp

@@ -1,4 +1,5 @@
 #include "../bsnes.hpp"
+
 #include "platform.cpp"
 #include "game.cpp"
 #include "game-pak.cpp"

bsnes/target-bsnes/program/program.hpp

@@ -222,7 +222,7 @@ public:
   };
 
   ProducerConsumerQueue<RpcCommand> pendingRpcCommands;
-  nall::thread rpcHandlerThread;
+  nall::HTTP::Server rpcServer;
 
   bool fastForwarding = false;
   bool rewinding = false;

bsnes/target-bsnes/program/rpc.cpp

@@ -1,19 +1,24 @@
 #include <debugapi.h>
 
 auto Program::startRpcListener() -> void {
-	// NB: There is no cross-platform way to read from a pipe in a non-blocking 
-	// way. So instead, we're going to spin up a blocking thread that reads stdin
-	// and processes it. What's even worse, is that we can't even properly 
-	// terminate this thread since there's no timeout on blocking stdin reads,
-	// all we can do is force-terminate this thread on exit.
-	rpcHandlerThread = nall::thread::create([&](auto param) {
-		OutputDebugStringA("HELLO IT WORKED LOOK AT THIS\n");
+	rpcServer.main([&](nall::HTTP::Request& rq) -> nall::HTTP::Response {
+		OutputDebugStringA("GOT REQUEST\n");
+		nall::HTTP::Response resp;
+
+		resp.setResponseType(200);
+		resp.setText("hooray!");
+		resp.header.append("Content-Type", "text/plain");
+		return resp;
 	});
+
+	OutputDebugStringA("SETTING UP SERVER\n");
+	rpcServer.open();
 }
 
 auto Program::stopRpcListener() -> void {
-	rpcHandlerThread.cancel();
+	rpcServer.close();
 }
 
 auto Program::processRpcCommands() -> void {
+	rpcServer.scan();
 }