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Devel::Profiler::ApachUser Contributed Perl DocumentDevel::Profiler::Apache(3)

NAME
       Devel::Profiler::Apache - Hook Devel::Profiler into mod_perl

SYNOPSIS
	# in httpd.conf
	PerlModule Devel::Profiler::Apache;

	# or in startup.pl
	use Devel::Profiler::Apache;

DESCRIPTION
       The Devel::Profiler::Apache module will run a Devel::Profiler profiler
       inside each child server and write the tmon.out file in the directory
       $ServerRoot/logs/profiler/$$ when the child is shutdown.	 The next time
       the parent server pulls in Devel::Profiler::Apache (via soft or hard
       restart), the $ServerRoot/logs/dprof is cleaned out before new profiles
       are written for the new children.

       Devel::Profiler::Apache currently uses the package_filter option to
       avoid profiling any modules that begin with Apache::.  This necessary
       to avoid profiling sensitive Apache XS code that do strange things with
       their symbol tables (storing arrays in the CODE slots, for one!).  At
       some point this will be refined to only exclude the problem modules
       within Apache::.

USAGE
       Most users of Devel::Profiler can simply copy the code from the
       SYNPOSIS and use that as-is.  However, if you need to modify the way
       Devel::Profiler works then you can pass Devel::Profiler::Apache the
       same options that are used with Devel::Profiler:

	 use Devel::Profiler::Apache buffer_size => 1024;

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
       This module is based heavily on Apache::DProf by Doug MacEachern which
       provides equivalent functionality for Apache::DProf.

AUTHOR
       Sam Tregar

SEE ALSO
       Devel::Profiler, Apache::DProf

perl v5.14.0			  2002-06-03	    Devel::Profiler::Apache(3)
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