Problem Solved!!! :)
Thanks for every one of you perl Experts.. i've learnd alot from this.
Bruce Hudson wrote:
You are under a very basic misunderstanding. This is a trace of the
EXECUTION of your script, not the compilation/loading. From the earliermessages you sent in, you are calling "Switch
eyal edri wrote:
> Bill Luebkert wrote:
>
> >How about telling us why you are using those routines ?
> >Do you have a snippet of code that shows your usage of them ?
> >I've never had the need for them, so I don't have any experience.
> >There are a lot of REs in that code from
> Since I saw no one replied to my question yet, i will try to Clarify my
> question due to some research I've done.
> The Following 2 lines are the most significant in the overall performance
> of the script:
>
> 31.0 7.779 8.585 10715 0.0007 0.0008 Text::Balanced::_match_quotelike
> 30.4 7.64
Bill Luebkert wrote:>How about telling us why you are using those routines ?
>Do you have a snippet of code that shows your usage of them ?
>I've never had the need for them, so I don't have any experience.>There are a lot of REs in that code from a cursory look.
I will try and put some of my code
eyal edri wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Since I saw no one replied to my question yet, i will try to Clarify my
> question due to some research I've done.
> The Following 2 lines are the most significant in the overall
> performance of the script:
> 31.0 7.779 8.585 10715 0.0007 0.0008
> Text::Balanced
Hi,
Since I saw no one replied to my question yet, i will try to Clarify my question due to some research I've done.
The Following 2 lines are the most significant in the overall performance of the script:
31.0 7.779 8.585 10715 0.0007 0.0008 Text::Balanced::_match_quotelike
30.4 7.6
bill luebkert wrote:
You can add more instances of the line above through your code and
see where any large delays are. Or you could check out profiling
your code with -D:Dprof switch and run .../perl/bin/dprofpp.bat to
see results.
I've run the Profiling using: perl -d:Dprof myprog.pl and
eyal edri wrote:
> As you probably know the more modules use in your script the more time
> it takes to load..
>
> I've just finished a script (more like a program) which uses lot of perl
> modules and has more than 2000 code lines.
> Each time i run it, it takes more than 15 seconds to load.. :(
As you probably know the more modules use in your script the more time it takes to load..
I've just finished a script (more like a program) which uses lot of perl modules and has more than 2000 code lines.
Each time i run it, it takes more than 15 seconds to load.. :(
I've read a few aricles ab
