Hi list.
each time I invoke Perl (5.8 on os x 10.2.3) I get this action seen is
syslog;
/usr/libexec/fix_prebinding: /usr/bin/perl could not be launched
prebound.
/usr/libexec/fix_prebinding: /usr/bin/perl couldn't be prebound in the
past, and probably can't be prebound now.
/usr/libexec/fix_prebinding: 2003-01-15 00:51:22 -0500: prebinding for
perl done.
I read man fix_prebinding but its a bit over my head and I couldn't
connect the info there to perl.
Long and short - is this anything I need to worry about? does this need
to be fixed? is it slowing down performance? At the very least if its
harmless is there a way to get it not to fill my log with this message?
Do others have this problem too or is it just me?
One thing I did see in man fix_prebinding was that it means apps launch
10-30% slower. I take it then that if I modified my CGI scripts to ,
for example run as FCGI (fast-cgi) then they won't be relaunching each
time they are called thus minimizing at least 1 bad thing about all
this prebinding stuff. Comments?
thanks for all help.
Jeff Kolber
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- Re: fix_prebinding ? Jeff Kolber
- Re: fix_prebinding ? Ken Williams
- Re: fix_prebinding ? Mike Schienle