I would even say PER THREAD or PER PERL INTERPRETER.
Indeed, I'm running Per/mod perl under Windows, and there's one unique
Apache process (except the parent one) hosting all perl interpreters.
Something to ask about modperl and memory in Windows. I know modperl
uses threads in Windows. But does modperl respond to the
MaxRequestsPerChild setting?
In other words, if I specify that the 'child' should serve only 100
requests before respawning, does Perl free up all memory allocated by
the thread before respawning the thread?
