First off, are your .pl / .cgi scripts associated with perl.exe or
PerlIIS.dll? You should find that the latter is faster at loading and
required less memory.
Secondly, CGI.pm is only about 200kb in size - so compared to all your
other scripts (8MB said you) that's not causing the problem.
D
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> Hello,
> I have build a large asset management system over the past
> tw
> I have build a large asset management system over the past two years and I
> am re-working a lot of the old code and trying to improve my speed issues as
> the amount of users increases.
I think Jenda wrote a CGI::Lite that does what you want. There is also a
CGI3.pm which is the same code as C
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Attached is what I calss as the bare minimum for CGI scripting - but it
only copes with simple GETs and PUTs - no multipart forms please!
Use like this..
Attached is what I calss as the bare minimum for CGI scripting - but it
only copes with simple GETs and PUTs - no multipart forms please!
Use like this..
my $form = get_params();
print $form->{name};
And here are the subs - you could bung 'em in a package and preload it
if your using Apache
Hello,
I have build a large asset management system over the past two years and I
am re-working a lot of the old code and trying to improve my speed issues as
the amount of users increases.
When I began two years ago, I built the foundation on CGI.pm. I found it
easy to grab the params, etc and d
