Thanks! However, if that's true, how come code that looks like this: 
#!/usr/bin/perl

sub name_of_sub_1{
return 1;
}

sub name_of_sub_2{
return 1;
}

...

sub name_of_sub_100{
return 1;
}

##actual code here

exit;

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Still takes a long time to run every instance that the code is called from an http request? Wouldn't all those subroutines just get loaded into memory once, drastically shortening the runtime?

(Thanks, by the way for all your help!)

In reply to Re^2: Getting mod_perl to actually 'activate'.. by MashMashy
in thread Getting mod_perl to actually 'activate'.. by MashMashy

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