Re: testing server response time

2002-01-10 Thread Alan Raetz
Perrin, > You want something more like this: > > Alias /perl-bin/ "c:/IndigoPerl//perl-bin/" > PerlModule Apache::Registry > >SetHandler perl-script >PerlHandler Apache::Registry >Options ExecCGI > Yup, this gets it working (It does need the line "LoadModule perl_module modul

Re: testing server response time

2002-01-10 Thread Perrin Harkins
> I was also thinking it would only make a small > difference, but I see many perl/CGI scripts that boast > 'all this functionality in a single script' They probably don't know any better, but to me that translates to "giant bloated unorganized mess of a script." > # BEGIN MOD_PERL CONFIG > #Loa

Re: testing server response time

2002-01-10 Thread Alan Raetz
Perrin, Thanks for the response, --- Perrin Harkins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > No offense, but your script must not have been doing > much in this test. > The difference between putting everything in one > script vs. using > modules is just the time it takes to open and read > the files. It's

Re: testing server response time

2002-01-10 Thread Perrin Harkins
> After I set up my app (webtool.cgi) and created the > single script version (bigtool.cgi), I ran this script > on my machine and it showed that the single file was > about 10-15% faster than the multiple modules. No offense, but your script must not have been doing much in this test. The differ