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/select
[%END%]
[%FILTER parse(tplname=myin, size=12, class=blah)%]
input type=text size=12 class=blah
[%END%]
Please help me... i haven't written a filter !?! is there any other solution
!?!?
Thanx alot
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-mod_perl
thanx alot
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iVAN
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continuing with the tests. :)
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iVAN
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mod_ and regular flavours.
http://420.am/~ivan/resume.html
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mod_ and regular flavours.
http://420.am/~ivan/resume.html
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meow
_ivan
memory (one more 1M) can be used nowhere except the
same line of code.
This is strange. I understand that it can be an optimization trick,
but when you frequently operate with megabytes, this becomes a
pleasant feature which looks and behaves like a memory leak :)
Ivan
The matter is that perl
ount of memory taken by the process from the OS.
#
This was checked on FreeBSD 3.4 and 4.2 ; and perl5.00405 5.00503 .
Same things where noticed on Linux and probably on Solaris too.
Ivan
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) after print STDERR
and watch "top".
Ivan
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The output I get is
used memory = 0
used memory = 0
used memory = 0
used memory = 0
used memory = 0
I'm interested in how many leaks are possible in mod_perl
though because m
