On Mon, 26 Jun 2006, Matthew wrote:
I've already got use HTML::Template in my startup.pl so
theoretically its being compiled at server start (anyway to verify
this?). But its the instantiation in my handler() routine that's using
the CPU time.
How I can I get H:T to preform better?
Are
Sam,
Are you pre-caching your templates in startup.pl? There's a recipe
Nope. I found the recipe and will try to incorporate that later this
week.
Also, are you loading many templates and doing includes manually?
Switching to tmpl_include (which is processed at compile time) can be
On Tue, 27 Jun 2006, Matthew wrote:
Also, are you loading many templates and doing includes manually?
Switching to tmpl_include (which is processed at compile time) can be
Not sure what you mean.
Some people do stuff like:
my $header = HTML::Template-new(...);
my $body =
Lastly, if you absolutely gotta have more speed, you could try
HTML::Template::JIT. It's got some drawbacks - not all of
HTML::Template's syntax is supported and compilation times are long -
but it is reliably 4 to 8 times faster.
You also might look into HTML::Template::Pro. Its latest
Hey guys,
Over the weekend, we (finally!) moved our company's primary web-app
from CGI over to mod_perl and incorporated H::T. The funny thing is
that I started doing some speed comparisons using ApacheBench of our MP
version vs CGI.
Short story is, both CGI and MP preformed about the
Hi Matthew,
Are you using 'global_vars', then H::T can be made to have a very
large speed up by replacing the code from lines 2624-2650 with:
if (scalar(@{$options-{associate}})) {
my @undef_params;
foreach my $param (keys %{$self-{param_map}}) {
next if (defined
