Andrew Dunstan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Is a one-off cost per connection of 100ms so bothersome?
I think the complaint is that there's no obvious reason for it to be so
high.
On my Fedora 9 machine, the overhead to start plperl seems to be about
40 msec. This compares unfavorably to the time to start perl from the
command line, which is under 4 msec. I see that /usr/bin/perl pulls in
libperl.so, so it's paying the same shlib overhead as we do. How is it
that we take ten times longer to start up?
regards, tom lane
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