Greetings,
I am using Apache 1.3.9 on Linux kernel 2.0.36 using
ApacheASP wrapped around my CGI scripts. I have the following
test script which works fine unless I declare the array variable
"v" as "my @v". This causes massive memory consumption in that
much more memory is allocated each time the script is run, even
though only 2 instances are actually run. If "v" is NOT declared
as "my", it seems to work fine (1st 2 invocations load up and
scarf up memory, but after that, things run fine). Can anyone
tell me why this is?
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Thanks in advance!
Jim Turner
Here is my ASP config:
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<Files ~ \.asp$>
SetHandler perl-script
PerlHandler Apache::ASP
PerlSetVar Global .
PerlSetVar Debug 0
PerlSetVar NoState 1
</Files>
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Here is my ASP file:
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<%
<!--#include file=test-->
%>
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Here is my test script (runs as CGI, FAST-CGI, and ASP):
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#!/usr/bin/perl
if ($0 =~ /\.asp/i)
{
$runtype = 2; #RUNNING AS ASP!
}
elsif ($0 =~ /\.fpl/i)
{
$runtype = 1; #RUNNING AS FAST-CGI!
}
else
{
$runtype = 0; #RUNNING AS REGULAR CGI!
}
require 'global.asa';
srand($$);
my ($randpid) = $$;
$mainloop = 0;
mainloop: while ($runtype != 1 || new CGI::Fast)
{
last if ($mainloop && $runtype != 1);
++$mainloop;
++$runcnt;
$randpid = int(rand(9999));
&Home();
}
sub Home
{
print &CGI::header() unless (shift);
print "<BR>PID=$$= rc=$runcnt=\n";
my @v = ();
for (my $i=0;$i<=150000;$i++)
{
push (@v, $i);
}
print "<BR>1st=$v[0]= last=$v[150000]=\n";
}
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Here is my global.asa
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use CGI::Fast qw(:standard);
use CGI qw(:standard);
sub Application_OnStart
{
}
1;
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