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Moin,
just did a memory benchmark with bleadperl:
(Including vars, because that gives us strict, vars, and warnings as a
baseline):
# ./perl -Ilib -Mvars -le 'print join ("\n", sort keys %INC); sleep (100)'
strict.pm
vars.pm
warnings.pm
warnings/register.pm
Top says:
1845 te 17 0 4272 1648 1316 S 0.0 0.2 0:00.00 perl
Now lets include Carp:
# ./perl -Ilib -Mvars -MCarp -le 'print join ("\n", sort keys %INC); sleep
(100)'
1955 te 18 0 4404 1736 1344 S 0.0 0.2 0:00.00 perl
And then Carp::Heavy, too:
# ./perl -Ilib -Mvars -MCarp -MCarp::Heavy -le 'print join ("\n", sort
keys %INC); sleep (100)'
2765 te 17 0 4404 1792 1348 S 0.0 0.2 0:00.01 perl
Am I doing something wrong, or does loading Carp::Heavy not havy any
dramatic memory effect? Or in other words, does not loading Carp::Heavy
not have a big effect as not loading Carp at all? (tripple negatives are
fun :)
Best wishes,
Tels
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