September 2002
Intermediate to advanced
544 pages
13h 6m
English
| Q1: | What is the performance difference between CGI.pm and cgi-lib.pl ? |
| A1: | Under some situations, using cgi-lib.pl instead of CGI.pm can reduce compilation time for CGI programs by half. If performance is a big issue, you might consider using cgi-lib.pl. Most Perl programmers who are confronted with performance constraints tend to lean toward using mod_perl to execute their programs. This alternative is discussed in Hour 12, “Pros and Cons of Alternate Technologies.” |
| Q2: | Is it okay to use code downloaded from CPAN on commercial sites? |
| A2: | This varies depending on the license for the individual module you’re downloading. However, as a general rule, if it’s okay to use Perl for a task, it’s okay to use modules downloaded from CPAN for that ... |
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