You need to specify the authors CPAN directory when you want to install a
developer version of a module because they are not
included in the normal module index. So the “elegant” command to install that
module using the CPAN shell is:
cpan M/MI/MIVKOVIC/Mail-Sendmail-0.79_16.tar.gz
Cheer
Brian Raven coded:
while ((!performance_acceptable()) && worth_the_effort()) {
profile();
my $x = locate_worst_bottleneck();
attempt_to_improve($x);
}
TOO COOL. I'm going to print that out and stick it up on my cube wall.
(And follow it, too!)
Thanks!
Deane Rothenmaier
Programmer/An
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> Because the actual process is rather slow--and I'm not sure there's
> much to be done to speed things up, I try to pick up what snippets of
> performance I can in the setup code, hence my query.
I'd look for other things first:
* execution model: persistent Perl process, or started anew?
* ne
>I think my philosophy is that within reasonable boundaries first
>write maintainable, well tested code that does what it needs to do
>and only then check if there is any performance issue.
Agreed, Gabor. The code does "[do] what it needs to do..." which is
maintaining an HTML Web page that report
