Module pools
**Module pools**
What is Module pools?
Module pools, in the context of software development and particularly in languages like Perl, refers to a mechanism for pre-compiling and caching modules to improve application startup time. Instead of compiling modules every time an application starts, the compiled versions are stored in a shared pool. When the application starts, it can quickly load these pre-compiled modules from the pool, resulting in faster startup times. This is particularly beneficial for applications that use a large number of modules.
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