[AOLSERVER] Does 4.0 cache tcl page object code?

2003-02-17 Thread Andrew Piskorski
When AOLserver 4.0 is running with EnableTclPages on, does it cache the compiled Tcl page bytecode? Or does it recompile from source to bytecode every single time the Tcl page is hit? I believe Rob Mayoff added that bytecode cacheing feature to 3.3+ad13 (actually earlier, I think to 3.3+ad12),

Re: [AOLSERVER] Does 4.0 cache tcl page object code?

2003-02-17 Thread Tom Jackson
Andrew: can you use: $ ls -lu file.tcl to see if the file is read each time? Andrew Piskorski wrote: When AOLserver 4.0 is running with EnableTclPages on, does it cache the compiled Tcl page bytecode? Or does it recompile from source to bytecode every single time the Tcl page is hit? I

Re: [AOLSERVER] Does 4.0 cache tcl page object code?

2003-02-17 Thread Tom Jackson
Andrew: can you use: $ ls -lu file.tcl to see if the file is read each time? Andrew Piskorski wrote: When AOLserver 4.0 is running with EnableTclPages on, does it cache the compiled Tcl page bytecode? Or does it recompile from source to bytecode every single time the Tcl page is hit? I

Re: [AOLSERVER] Does 4.0 cache tcl page object code?

2003-02-17 Thread Rob Mayoff
+-- On Feb 17, Andrew Piskorski said: When AOLserver 4.0 is running with EnableTclPages on, does it cache the compiled Tcl page bytecode? Or does it recompile from source to bytecode every single time the Tcl page is hit? It reloads the file every time. The code is in