Is 100% CPU utilisation during a procees is aproblem?

I don't know, is it? Is your server overheating? Is the process hindering your server from working properly?

You haven't shown any code, so we don't know whether the run time or CPU utilization is normal for the tasks your script is performing or it could be optimized. You might want to try profiling your code with something like Devel::NYTProf to see if there are spots in the code worth optimizing.

Lastly, try

use less 'CPU';

[download]

(just kidding)

In reply to Re: Is 100% CPU utilisation during a procees is aproblem? by Anonymous Monk
in thread Is 100% CPU utilisation during a procees is aproblem? by Ankur_kuls

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