Safe::World 0.03 was released.

News

  • Handling better the headers automatically. Soo you can set headers after send the content, what is good for cookies.
  • No more dependence of Safe. Now with it's own implementation at Safe::World::Compartment, with a simpler code and less sub call and variables creations for reval() (faster). This will avoid some problems with the different versions of Safe in Perl-5.6.x and Perl-5.8.x.
  • The resource to cache PerlModules was tested with DBI and Compress::Zlib, and some minor bugs fixeds.
  • Faster initialization using select_static() for it, avoiding multiple selections of the World enverioment to run codes inside it.

    • Get it at:
    http://cpan.org/authors/id/G/GM/GMPASSOS/Safe-World-0.03.tar.gz
    (wait CPAN to write it in the directory)

    Graciliano M. P.
    "Creativity is the expression of the liberty".

    In reply to Safe::World 0.03 released - Revised version and memory cache of modules tested with DBI. by gmpassos

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