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Hello perl-diddler,

very intresting question.. I bet with no answer ;=) Have you already looked if Devel::Size can be handy in your case? See also Memory Profiling even if is an old thread.

Also Memchmark is very old but it seems it is still passing tests on 5.28 so..

Good luck and share your findings!

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In reply to Re: way to find module memory usage? by Discipulus
in thread way to find module memory usage? by perl-diddler

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