Your program's limitations:

• What platform/OS it should run on.
• What range of inputs are valid.
• How large an input, memory-wise, it can accept (such as an input file).
• How much memory does it consume.
• Where is its performace bottleneck (file I/O, number crunching).
• What has not been tested (coverage holes).
• The limitations of other modules/libraries it depends on.

How it compares against other well-known programs which perform similar functions (CPAN modules, other freeware, commercial software).

• Advantages: Is it free?
• Disadvantages: Is it slow? Does it have a lousy user interface?

Where it was last night (that's a joke :)

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