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Patrick Tingen
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Personally, I would leave the .pl structure behind and use a plain folder structure, combined with the -q parameter for production and a large memory allocation to keep as much files in memory as possible. What used to be 'big' allocations are not that big anymore with current hardware. A good use-case for .pl files might be if you write commercial software, since it easier to deliver. A second use-case is when you have a base version and cumulative updates. In both cases file handling is easier.
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