Doug MacEachern wrote:
> On Sat, 22 Sep 2001, Stas Bekman wrote:
>
>
>>the plain httpd is available for serving almost immediately (takes about
>> 3 sec to switch to accept()). With mod_perl it's a few minutes.
>>
>
> well it can take a while to compile the pre-loaded Perl code, depends on
> power of your machine. a few minutes does seem like a long time though.
> but we also do the full teardown/startup when apache restarts now, and
> there is a self-restart that happens at startup time.
Athlon 1.4Ghz with 512MB DDR RAM! It's a monster and normally starts a
server in just a second or so.
>>Any other ideas to look at?
>>
>
> does the server eventually start and server requests or are you saying gdb
> is just totally hosed no matter how long you wait?
The server starts after a few minutes. And I can ./t/TEST -run in the
other console when this happens.
But I cannot do anything in gdb, I cannot gain gdb prompt.
gozer has the same problems.
>>oh, never mind, I just thought that instead of pasing the fh around,
>>
>
> guess i just don't see any gain of
>
> $gdb_init .=
>
> over
>
> print $fh
I guess I could use an array instead. but it probably doesn't matter. I
was just refactoring genfile + close $fh with writefile :)
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