PersistentPerl

[netroact]

Is PersistentPerl used much in Perl scripts? If I run a Perl script just a few times a day, would there be any advantage to using PersistentPerl?

[oesxyl]

Is PersistentPerl used much in Perl scripts? If I run a Perl script just a few times a day, would there be any advantage to using PersistentPerl?

is one of the question in FAQ:

http://daemoninc.com/PersistentPerl/#FREQUENTLY_ASKED_QUESTIONS


How can I determine if my perl app needs to be changed to work with perperl? Or is there no modification necessary?


it seems is not, sorry

regards

[netroact]

The faq doesn't answer my question as far as I can tell. I really can't see any use for PersistentPerl, except when a script is running constantly. But, I don't see that in the faq. That's why I asked the question.

[oesxyl]

The faq doesn't answer my question as far as I can tell. I really can't see any use for PersistentPerl, except when a script is running constantly. But, I don't see that in the faq. That's why I asked the question.
I see that after I post, after a long day, that's why I was editing my post and go to sleep, :)

regards

[netroact]

I have never seen PersistentPerl used in a script, so I guess it's not used much.

[oesxyl]

I have never seen PersistentPerl used in a script, so I guess it's not used much.
is not a perl module, :) it replace the perl interpretor.
I use mode_perl and I don't really know what's the difference between them but have a lot of avantages in my opinion.
two of them, from my point of view, speedup the scripts and is harder to run buggy scripts at least with mode_perl. :)

regards

[netroact]

Thanks oesxyl.
I didn't realize mod_perl was a persistent perl interpreter. mod_perl is much better for anything I would do, as it was created to run inside Apache.