When I run PerlEx, Im not seeing any increase in speed. Why?
The first time PerlEx runs one of your scripts, it will always be slow, as it is precompiling them, but every time you run them after that, you should experience a noticeable increase in speed. If the problem persists, check to make sure of the following: • The Interpreters registry entry should not be set to 0. This entry should be set to 0 only within specific interpreter classes that are deliberately meant to not cache scripts that are at a particular location. Setting this entry in the default interpreter class (i.e. at the top level of PerlEx registry settings) will disable caching for all scripts run by PerlEx that don’t match an interpreter class with an overriding setting. • The script should not exit with a non-zero status, either by calling exit() with a non-zero argument, or by throwing an exception, for example, by calling die(). Under those circumstances, PerlEx will flush its cache for that script and recompile it during the subsequent request, resulting in the observed d
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