I suspect that some of your type libraries are stored on a network share and
not local. This may make reading the library rather
slow.
You may want to use a tool like Process Monitor (from Sysinternals, now
Microsoft) to see which files are being accessed by the Perl
process during this call.
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Hi,
I have a real big perl program
- it runs already for a couple of years and I am always adding some
features.
So since a few days it needs over 2 Minutes to start!!!
I did a profiling and the problem seems to be the
Win32::OLE::Const:::_Typelib
So here is the actual output of the profiler:
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