A question for you, ceedee.

Do these scripts use strict and warnings? If they don't, it would be a good idea to make them do so. This will considerably simplify your maintenance task in future. See my node Thoughts on revisiting old code.

Secondly, a profiler such as Devel::DProf can help with your subroutines and %INC. You might also consider Devel::SmallProf which gives execution times and counts of each line of code. BTW you don't want the profiler turned on normally, as it considerably slows down execution of the scripts.

In reply to Re: Inspection/Introspection by rinceWind
in thread Inspection/Introspection by ceedee

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