in reply to Re^3: A way to see how much 'memory' a program will take up in, say, mod_perl, so I can start to optimize it?
in thread A way to see how much 'memory' a program will take up in, say, mod_perl, so I can start to optimize it?

Se, I profiled it, and it runs nice and fast - but my issue is, it takes up a lot of memory, which with enough processes becomes swap, which becomes crash.

dprofpp doesn't say what memory it takes up - is there anything that does?
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