> For instance, if I put "require" statements in the beginning of the .pl
> file, are these brought in by perl.exe when the file is first executed?
'use' statements are evaluated at compile time while 'require'
statements are evaulated at run-time.
> Can I reduce memory requirements (and increase speed) by putting "require"
> statements within "if" statements and therefore not have these files
> brought in at run-time if the "if" statement is not executed?
You could always try posting one of your longer, well commented, sub
routines to see if people on the list might have suggestions for making
it faster.
- Ron
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