>>>>> "jl" == Jann Linder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
jl> I have a script running under RedHat 5.0 Linux kernel 2.0.32
jl> Apache 1.2.5 perl 500404
jl> This script does a require of 9 files each time it runs. My
jl> question is the following: These files do not change from run to
jl> run. Does linux automatically cache recent files if the
jl> time/date stamp does not change? Would i get better results if
jl> i put these required files on ramdisk? (they are about 100k
jl> total)...
jl> I would like to eek out every millisecond of time savings I can.
jl> And I can afford the ram.
You could use perl_mod, which can allow required modules to persist
between requests. See the recent Linux Journal article on perl_mod.
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