Hello again,
Thanks for all the good replies on the template issue. I had forgotten
how much of a powder-keg that subject was... lucky nobody lit a match
:-)
Anyways, I've re-written one of my modules using TT to try it out, but
I am less than satisfied with the performance... To the point where I
think I may have missed an important step. Here's the details:
The template I'm testing uses about 10
[% IF variable %]Do something with $variable[% END %]
type of blocks. Nothing horribly complex.
With my previous template system, with the same logic, I could serve
on the order of 50 requests per second on the same system. Doing a
straight conversion, I'm seeing only 7.5 requests per second under TT
for the same content. Ugh! Help!
Here's a snipped of what I've done:
use Template;
my %vars;
$var{foo} = "bar"; # About 30 scalars like this
.
.
my $tt = new Template({INTERPOLATE => 1});
$tt->process($file, \%vars);
Everything displays fine, and no errors/warnings show up... It's just
horribly slow. At ~150ms per request, the delay is noticeable on our
local LAN.
Without delving deeper than I already have into the documentation, I
suspect that the template files are not being cached, resulting in a
disk hit on every request. Not good! There must be a way around this.
Any thoughts?
Thanks,
- Ryan
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