Measure program performance

Hi folks, I need measure how much my perl program consume while it is executed. Can anyone help me? Sorry my bad english. Thank in advance, Ricardo Pichler -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: Perl editor you preffer

Nicolay A. Vasiliev wrote: Which perl editor do you use? Maybe it will match for me too? Emacs (cperl-mode). -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: Is there a module to manipulate NTFS permissions?

John wrote: Then add the other users and groups: cacls /t /g SYSTEM:f cacls /t /g Administrator:f cacls /t /g Administrators:f err, cacls /t /p SYSTEM:F First param to calcls is file/directory. Use /p instead of /g when you want to edit permissions instead of setting permissions - so use /g to

Re: Is there a module to manipulate NTFS permissions?

S.A. Birl wrote: Now I can wipe out the IUSR_computer account from the permissions. But it's the OWS_abcdefghij groups that are a headache. I was hoping that it would be easier to drop all the permissions and then re-add Administrators and SYSTEM in PERL. I must be missing something. There may

Re: Is there a module to manipulate NTFS permissions?

Chris Devers wrote: On Mon, 27 Sep 2004, S.A. Birl wrote: I could use backticks `` to call cacls.exe inside of Perl But there's a problem using cacls.exe, I cannot wipe out all permissions on a given directory. I need to know the user/group. Is there another .exe? If so, email off-line as t

Re: Is there a module to manipulate NTFS permissions?

On Sep 27, Chris Devers ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) typed: Chris: On Mon, 27 Sep 2004, S.A. Birl wrote: Chris: Chris: > I could use backticks `` to call cacls.exe inside of Perl But there's Chris: > a problem using cacls.exe, I cannot wipe out all permissions on a Chris: > given directory. I need to

Re: Is there a module to manipulate NTFS permissions?

On Mon, 27 Sep 2004, S.A. Birl wrote: > I could use backticks `` to call cacls.exe inside of Perl But there's > a problem using cacls.exe, I cannot wipe out all permissions on a > given directory. I need to know the user/group. > > Is there another .exe? If so, email off-line as this goes out

Re: Is there a module to manipulate NTFS permissions?

On Sep 27, John ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) typed: John: S.A. Birl wrote: John: John: > Hello All: John: > John: > I searched CPAN and parts of the Win32:: but could not find an answer. John: > Is there a module, etc to add/remove permissions on an NTFS folder? John: > John: > John: > Thanks John:

Re: How do I check to see if a process is running

> If I want to know if a process is currently running such as > > user1 1729 1 0 14:58:13 ?0:00 start > > What command do I use to look for it? I know I could do a Unix ps and grep for the process name and then awk it down but it seems that there has got to be a way in Perl to do

Re: Out of Memory! error on large tied hash

Chris Devers wrote: This may be the sort of problem that would best be handled by a proper database server. The folks writing RDBMSes have been tackling problems like this for decades now, and have some useful techniques; rather than reinvent the wheel, you can just leverage their efforts by put

How do I check to see if a process is running

If I want to know if a process is currently running such as user1 1729 1 0 14:58:13 ?0:00 start What command do I use to look for it? I know I could do a Unix ps and grep for the process name and then awk it down but it seems that there has got to be a way in Perl to do this.