Yes. Sorry, I should have mentioned. But all webframeworks are slow without a persistent layer and CGI is probably going to be among the fastest. And in any large application, all of them will be too slow for practical use and some, like a big Catalyst app, completely unusable.
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Except that as discussed a few weeks back it is very slow with PSGI in a non-persistent environment. Too slow for me to be useful but YMMV.
You're saying CGI program running under PSGI is SLOER than same program running under CGI?
Sounds like a broken program, see CGI to mod_perl Porting. mod_perl Coding guidelines
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