Hi group,
I was wondering about how to structure my import statements and it's
impact, if any, on the memory footprint of mod_python.
I'm importing some modules that i'm sure are huge in memory for
certain views. My question is: does it make any difference whether I
put the import statement at the top of views.py or inside the view
that needs the module.
I.e.
def foo:
import huge module
-or-
import huge module #<-- at the top of views.py
My mod_python instances are using a lot of memory (it seems to me),
does the placement of imports make a difference?
the view that needs the huge module doesn't get called very often,
btw.
TIA for any clarification.
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