On Tue, 16 Jul 2002 12:53:33 -0400, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Kerr Wall) wrote:
>Hi All,
>What is the best way to test and debug?
My vote is to use the ptkdb module. It is a graphical
tk debugger for perl. It's beautiful, you can make break points,
and list variable values; just watch the variables
Hi Ker,
It'll be the web server which is handling the requests obviously - probably
Apache. If your running Perl CGI without mod perl installed in Apache then
each request for the CGI will, I believe, cause another external process to
be created invoking the system Perl compiler, the compiled resu
Kerr,
Apache spawns a child for each web connection, while doing this, if a cgi script
is called, it
pulls a copy of the script into memory, executes it.
Ways to debug: Yes Apache does have an error log, search your httpd.conf for
"ErrorLog". That
like specifies where Apache will write
Kerr Wall wrote:
> How does perl handle multiple requests. For example, if 10 users are
> logged into your system and they are all trying to use the same script,
> how does perl deal with this situation?
unless you're running mod_perl, a separete perl interpreter will start
for each request
