ADA-Dart Memory Monitor Component

Component SW shard object, CGI program in c++, C, Ada that will live in a standard cgi-bin directory and expose itself to the Dart Platform as a reusable component object. Its single purpose is to sample current RAM usage and report those numbers back to Dart so that both hardware devices and software objects can be tracked in real time.

Here is how I picture the flow:
• Ada CGI starts on request, gathers RAM metrics for every detectable hardware device alongside allocated memory for running software objects.
• Results are returned in a clean structure that Dart can consume directly (JSON is fine, but I’m open to your suggestion).
• Response time must stay low enough for frequent polling from the Dart side without clogging the server.

Deliverables
• Well-commented Ada source that compiles with GNAT on Linux.
• Ready-to-drop binary (or build script) for the cgi-bin folder.
• Interface documentation showing how Dart calls the component and the exact data it receives.
• A brief read-me explaining any system libraries or permissions needed to access memory statistics.

If you have prior experience writing Ada CGI or integrating Ada with modern runtimes like Dart, let me know the approach you’d take and an estimated turnaround time.