Joshua Miller wrote:
Using autoloader to only require in the subclasses when needed will also
keep memory usage down, as rarely used modules won't get loaded unless
they're actually called.
Are you running under normal CGI (do people still do that?).
If not, and you're running on a "good" OS (one with copy-on-write memory) and you're using a forking
environment (mod_perl, or most FastCGI implementations) you should pre-load all of you modules up
front. This will actually decrease memory usage. Or course if you have a really, really rarely used
module that is really, really big you might reconsider this advice. Unless I'm missing something?
--
Michael Peters
Plus Three, LP
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