: ) As with any application that depends on the requirements.
> > There really is no reason to cleanup the globals since they are still
> > referenced and in memory. Perhaps you can consider an
> interface around your
> > code which can handle the cleanup and such of any variables.
> >
> > You could also set a 'cleanup' handler to 'unload' the module from the
> > process when it is completed or even 'undef' specific
> variables. That way
> > you can clear out the namespace and then other scripts calling the same
> > named module but from a different path can actually load it.
>
> Of course all of this tends to go in the opposite direction from that
> in which mod_perl tries to go: the idea is to do as little processing as
> possible (particularly things like compiling modules) for each request.
