helluva lot easier to install, manage, develop on, and maintain.
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ake a look at the
servers listed on Plack's website.
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ew of your favorite
beverages a month to maintain and induces far less annoyance...
Enjoy
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from
twiggy to starman to apache when you are done.
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l do this on linux (env may be "/usr/bin/env" on BSD, Solaris).
One advantage is that this allows you to install a test version of
perl in, say, /opt/perl/5.24 then update your path to include that
directory for testing.
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p to the level of
Perl (vs. C) you are probably better off dealing with the work using
forks (at least on *NIX) in order to avoid all of the locking, memory,
and pool-manglement issues.
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with the storage on the architecture
you are using (low- or high-endian) or you have
to force the bits into network order before making
the bitstring.
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> this kind of question would best go to your local perl mongers chapter
Er... no. Unless the issue is splitting up a
path to the nearest beer, I'd suggest keeping
it out of ny.pm.org :-)
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> Better yet, somebody please profer a solution? :-)
perldoc File::Basename;
perldoc File::Spec;
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-- Ron Savage <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Hi Folks
You can use FindBin and set it relative to your script's directory.
Is FindBin::Real a better choice?
FindBin::libs will locate the lib dir's based on your
path (using FindBin).
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nal
blocks at the top levels. The Test::* modules
support both styles of coding well, which allows
for complete coverage.
Take a look at the Phalanx project's results for
a good overview on the wonderfulness of testing
in all its forms.
All of this applies to Perl in general,
issue: NFS does not handle
locking well at all.
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> My gripe with Storable is that it is not possible to access into the
Break the structure into smaller pieces (e.g., a heavily
nested hash into separate values) and store them individually.
This works nicely with a database backend using blobs to
manage access to the frozen data.
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ween platforms.
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ut needing to use Apache::Reload or
other avoidable overhead.
<http://search.cpan.org/~ams/Storable-2.15/Storable.pm>
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asking yourself how the thing
really works and what sort of methods are useful (vs. just
using Class::Foo on a hash to generate accessors by key).
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ng a limit based on
sum(virtual - shared) + shared will usually work; it
just leaves the amount of acceptable swap use up to
the user. That use sum(RSS) as the cutoff, leaving
a fudge factor for shared (which tends to be fairly
consistent) and acceptable swap use.
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tion for the
proc's, Does it grow if you use the hash? If so then the O/S is
sharing the hash until its written.
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portable (on *NIX at
least).
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the query or
build some incremental data structures using row-by-row
iteration instead of fetchall_arrayref.
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there ARE people
who do look through the source for them than trusting
most proprietary development efforts. At least with OSS
(e.g., apache, mod_perl) any problems will be publically
reported and tend to get dealt with.
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ss the stuff being tarballed is already squished (e.g.,
.gz files or jpeg) you can gzip the output on the fly,
at which point the archive and filesystem overhead will
get balanced by any squish factor.
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lse about their internal workings) but our language
does the deed on Wall Street.
The perl advocacy group's 'success stores' page has quite a
few more.
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Hi all,
I apologize for the OT...
Can anyone suggest some development support tool
(something over the classical CVS, or AEGIS, etc.)
well utilizaed with mod_perl (and derivative like
HTML::Mason) ??
subversion.
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