heh,
I think 50k is fine.....
I've been developing a cgi script that has balooned to 209k... Excluding all
the modules it uses.. so we'll say... 300 - 500k are loaded before it gets
executed (depends on what it's doing)
it's plenty snappy, i think it more depends on what your script does,
sometimes connecting to an SQL database takes more time than compiling and
running the script, actually, it almost always does 'cept when your doing
something like mod_perl with a persistant connection
--
justin simoni
personal musings ~ http://skazat.com
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The only possible ETHIC is to do what one wants to do.
w. burroughs
On 7/12/01 9:50 PM, "Daniel Falkenberg" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> List,
>
> This may sound like a weird question but I am working on a support database
> using of coarse CGI and perl. The problem is that the script script.cgi is
> almost 50K big/small? It contains almost 1000 lines of code. I suppso
> half of the script is HTML, but the script still seems to work fine. Does
> this seem obsurd to anyone?
>
> Can any one give any support on this one?
>
> Regards,
>
> Dan
>
