l$ perl -MDevel::VersionDump -MLWP -e 1
Perl version: v5.14.2 on linux (BREWED)
Carp - 1.26
Config - Unknown
Devel::VersionDump - 0.02
Exporter - 5.67
Exporter::Heavy - 5.67
Fcntl - 1.11
HTTP::Date - 6.02
HTTP::Headers - 6.05
HTTP::Message - 6.06
HTTP::Request - 6.00
HTTP::Response - 6.04
HTTP::Status - 6.03
LWP - 6.04
LWP::MemberMixin - Unknown
LWP::Protocol - 6.00
LWP::UserAgent - 6.04
Storable - 2.39
Time::Local - 1.2300
URI - 1.60
URI::Escape - 3.31
XSLoader - 0.16
constant - 1.21
overload - 1.13
strict - 1.04
vars - 1.02
warnings - 1.12
warnings::register - 1.02
So, you can actually execute that piece of code to dl a large file (~100MB+) and have it copied directly to a file, without using a portion of memory directly proportional to file's size?
If that is the case, then I most definitely must be missing something. Can you spot something wrong with my code?
PS: Didnt know 'Devel::VersionDump'; thanks for the input.
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