Sorry, some more details:
EMBPERL_OPTIONS = 278528
MOD_PERL = mod_perl/2.0.2
$Embperl::VERSION 2.1.0
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Ben K.
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On Mon, 11 Dec 2006, Gerald Richter wrote:
You should see Times for Parsing, Compiling, Running the file and a allover
time in your log file, all with prefix PERF:
In fact, the purpose of the exercise is to find reasons for a slow page.
It is sometimes slow and sometimes fast.
I assume I mig
I was not seeing all my requests. I changed it now to
PerlSetEnv EMBPERL_DEBUG 67135725
but still, I'm not seeing all my requests in the embperl log.
I don't have any caching option set so I guess it should not be served
from cache. Here's the problem.
The following is the sequence o
Hi,
>
> Is there a way to determine the time taken to process a file?
>
> I have EMBPERL_DEBUG=10477. It sometimes shows the time to
> process a request, but usually do not show the file name or
> processing time stat at all for subsequent requests. I guess
> it has to do with caching, possib
Is there a way to determine the time taken to process a file?
I have EMBPERL_DEBUG=10477. It sometimes shows the time to process a
request, but usually do not show the file name or processing time stat at
all for subsequent requests. I guess it has to do with caching, possibly,
but is there a
