> How long should apache (and Embperl) be caching pages?
>
forever, as long as the source didn't change. There is no clean way to
remove already compiled Perl code from memory
> When does Embperl decide to recompile (apart from when a page source
> changes)?
>
Only when a page changes.
The second source of delays, that could be possible, is that the Apache
child is swaped out to disk, also this is unlikely when you machnie does
nothing else.
You can set the dbgProfile, dbgSource, dbgEval and dbgEvalDef debugging
options and watch the embperl.log file. Everytime a page get's recompiled
you see the lines starting with DEF:, also every sourceline in the logfile
will now contain a timestamp, so you can see if there is any processing
inside the page that takes such a long time.
Gerald
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