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<I><TT>I don't know of any memory monitoring stuff in perl, but it may be there.</TT></I><BR>
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The Devel:: modules tend to be pretty helpful with this stuff; specifically, Devel::Peek lets you dump memory stats. I've never used Devel::Leak, but if you suspect circular references or shiesty gc'ing, then that may be worth looking into. Only problem is that you'll need a perl built with -DDEBUGGING, -DEEBUGGING_MSTATS, and using perl's malloc(). That's not always realistic for production builds, but I find it useful for testbed/QA environments.
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