[Catalyst] [OT] building perl with threads

2006-09-30 Thread Daniel McBrearty
now I have the hang of building apache/perl from source ...

what's the rationale behind the perl is normally built with thread
support OFF in a production environment?

is that what is recommended for cat under mod_perl / fastcgi?

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Re: [Catalyst] [OT] building perl with threads

2006-09-30 Thread Tobias Kremer
Daniel McBrearty schrieb:
  now I have the hang of building apache/perl from source ...
 
  what's the rationale behind the perl is normally built with thread
  support OFF in a production environment?
 
  is that what is recommended for cat under mod_perl / fastcgi?

AFAIK, if you don't really need threads you should not enable them
because this could have an impact on the overall performance of your
webapp.

So to answer your questions: Yes, it's recommended to compile perl
without any kind of thread-support for best Catalyst performance.

--Toby

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Re: [Catalyst] [OT] building perl with threads

2006-09-30 Thread Daniel McBrearty
thanks Toby.

On 9/30/06, Tobias Kremer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Daniel McBrearty schrieb:
   now I have the hang of building apache/perl from source ...
  
   what's the rationale behind the perl is normally built with thread
   support OFF in a production environment?
  
   is that what is recommended for cat under mod_perl / fastcgi?

 AFAIK, if you don't really need threads you should not enable them
 because this could have an impact on the overall performance of your
 webapp.

 So to answer your questions: Yes, it's recommended to compile perl
 without any kind of thread-support for best Catalyst performance.

 --Toby

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