Template Toolkit is what I am familiar with and while I don't have any
numbers, I would think the caching that it provides for you would win
out over processing the page every request. Once the page has been
created, it shouldn't need any more processing until it is changed.
Look at Apache::Temp
grant stevens wrote:
> I think all I'm asking about is a performance comparison for a site
> comprised of 95% static content between Apache SSI and a mod_perl
> db/template system.
Well, mod_include (SSI) is the best choice if it meets your needs. A
modern OS will cache your include files
