Dear fellow Monks,

I'm currently using Perlscript/ASP over NT and MS IIS. My site is heavily dependant on static data that I fetch from SQL tables with DBI on a module that I call Globals.pm. My problem is that every time I include Globals.pm on my ASPs, perlscript will fetch and execute it again (along with the perl interpreter). I was assuming this would not happen because of my mod_perl background (which IS a complete solution). Needless to say this is very inefficient and makes my pages slow. I want to know if there's a way of avoiding this with any opensource product, and if anybody who has had experience with ActiveState's PerlEX can comment on its workings and the speed improvements it allows.

Thanks in advance,

Brother Gregorovius

In reply to slow ASPs and PerlEX on Windows by gregorovius

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