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i agree that logging subs usage makes sense. After all use'ing a module/file does not mean it is needed. Is n't a profiler useful? I am away and can't test.

bw, bliako

node ownership assigned to bliako by erzuuli

yes, thanks erzuuli

In reply to Re^2: Are there CPAN modules that can help write realtime software catalogs by bliako
in thread Are there CPAN modules that can help write realtime software catalogs by misterperl

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