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Thursday June 27, 2002
02:54 PM
YAPC day 2: optimer.pm
Simon was late to his talk, but it was still good. (I don't believe it was his fault.)
You might not know it, but it's quicker to call functions directly
on tied objects, as in tied(%hash)->STORE($key, $val)
instead of $hash{$key} = $val. With optimize::tied you
can just declare a variable with a
Arthur is working on giving us inlinable subroutines.
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I'd fault him... (Score:1)
Surely it was Simon's fault that his talk was good. Who's else would take the blame?
;-)