On Thu, 25 May 2000, Marc Lehmann wrote: > Actually, and to my surprise, PerlModule/PerlRequire is not done twice, > at leats not with respect to reparsing. They simply don't reparse the > modules, so mod_perl works *perfectly* without PerlFreshRestart, and > without special measures. right, because when you 'require Foo::Module', Perl caches Foo/Module.pm in %INC and does not re-parse it. PerlFreshRestart On causes delete $INC{'Foo/Module.pm'}; to happen, so Perl will re-parse it.
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