Recently, I've been reading a lot into CGI performance and how to reduce
the amount of memory and time it takes to run a CGI based application. The
number one thing to attack is the start time - the half second or so that
Perl looks at the script and compiles all the modules and that sort of junk.
Now, knowing that skipping the compilation phase will not solve all my
problems (since most are related to the CGI environment), if I Perl2EXE'd
for Linux my CGI programs, would that save me a half second or so (or
whatever the startup costs are)?
Or does that merely embed the interpreter
so that the startup / compilation phase still happens?
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