Okay here is detailed results:



Code Time=0.0715248584747314 seconds

Start Code Execution=1217024869.1958

End Code Execution=1217024869.2

LWP Start Time=1217024848.42043

LWP End Time=1217024871.99951

LWP Total Time=23.5790810585022

LWP Start->Code Start=20.77537 seconds

Code End->LWP End=2.79951 seconds

Head Time=20.0828440189362 seconds

Total LWP Time For Google: 1.80555105209351 seconds

Margin Of Error For LWP<->Code results: around 2 seconds

so by the look of this...it took 20 seconds just to start up the code...since the code though is in PerlEX/Mod_Perl it shouldn't take this long..so either server is taking logn time to start up...or ModPerl and PerlEX are loosing their cache/taking long time to access the cache?
Anyone have any ideas on what to do now?

In reply to Re^2: Timing concerns on PerlEX/Mod_Perl by Anonymous Monk
in thread Timing concerns on PerlEX/Mod_Perl by Anonymous Monk

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