in reply to Re^2: Time to write a "serious" http server in Perl?
in thread Time to write a "serious" http server in Perl?

People do this. Unfortunately due to Perl's reference counting, in normal use you wind up writing to data that you're just accessing. So while you can preload lots of stuff, and it starts off shared, it doesn't stay shared.

Again, this is not a theoretical problem. It is a real problem that people at high-volume mod_perl sites have been dealing with for years. And the solution is standard as well.

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