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Hi all,

If i have a cycle of module use, for example if module a uses module
b, and module b uses module a (it could be also more complex cycles).
Is it bad for performance without mod_perl ?

If yes, is there a way (module) to identify these cycles.

Best regards,
David

On Nov 30, 12:34*pm, Ben Morrow <b...@morrow.me.uk> wrote:
> Quoth david <michaelg...@gmail.com>:
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> > If i have a cycle of module use, for example if module a uses module
> > b, and module b uses module a (it could be also more complex cycles).
> > Is it bad for performance without mod_perl ?
>
> Err... no. What made you think it might be?
>
> Ben

Thank you.

I thought because when i ran nytprof on the program and removed a
cycle, the runtime was about 100 ms less in the begin function, but
maybe it was noise of the run times (after all i did not run it 100
times and saw the statistics).