On May 31, 2006, at 2:39 PM, Geoffrey Young wrote:
sounds like a lot of work, right? easier: in your CGI script buffer your own data, then print your own C-L header, followed by your data.
I'll vouch for that method. I just do that by default all the time now - there's a bit of hit on memory for ~ .03 seconds / request (depending on your generation time, but i've found that to be average between a mix of simple .001 pages and db heavy .06 pages) , but the benefits far outweigh the cost, which really isn't much. i buffer everything and am exceedingly happy with it.
