There was a reason why I spent a lot of time tuning the INSTALL'd images
list, so that all of those RTL's were INSTALL /OPEN/HEAD/SHARE; it was
surprising how many frequently-activated images on VMS were not
installed that way by default. Nowadays, they do a much better job...

Stanley produced another great document, explaining the proper way to
calculate leap years...

And to get back on topic, PERLSHR should always be installed that way...
which I haven't done yet (blush)

Carl

-----Original Message-----
From: Keirnan, Paul [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Thursday, April 03, 2003 11:21 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: vmsperl Digest 2 Apr 2003 21:19:24 -0000 Issue 685


Tom wrote:

>From: Thomas R Wyant_III [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Question: Why is the VMS image activator so slow?
>Answer: Same reason TKB is.

I was sent this years ago...



            A Day in the Life of the Image Activator
        as recounted to Stanley Rabinowitz on 7-Jan-1985

        The players:

        DTR32           VAX DTR V3.1
        DTRSHR          VAX DTR V3.1
        CDDSHR          CDD T3.1-0
        DBMSHR          VAX DBMS V2.2-3
        RDBSHR          03-06
        RDMSHR          Rdb/VMS T1.1
        RDBBSHR         03-05           also known as RDBBSTUB
        SORTSHR         V04-000
        COBRTL          V04-000
        FORRTL          V04-000
        LIBRTL          V04-000
        MTHRTL          V04-000
        FDVSHR          FMS V2.2
        LBRSHR          V04-000
        SCRSHR          V04-000
        EDTSHR          V04-000
        SECURESHR       V04-000
        VMSRTL          V04-000
        BASRTL          V04-000
        DTRMSGS         03-05
        CDDEXC          CDD T3.1-0
        DBMMSG          03-03
        RDMSMSG         03-05
        RDBMSGS         03-06
        RDBBMSGS        03-05
        SHRIMGMSG       V04-000
        FDVMSG          V2.1-003

        for a grand total of 27 shared images and 153 image sections.
    
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