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I realised one more you forgot (Score:1)
It seems to me to be slightly odd that Object::Tiny is faster than Class::Accessor::Fast::XS, since the latter is a blatant copy/paste job from Class::XSAccessor, which I _KNOW_ is faster than Object::Tiny.
So between Stephen and I we propose a new "King" for your competition, which we can tentatively call "Object::Tiny::XS" and is Object::Tiny enhanced by Class::XSAccessor.
use Object::Tiny qw/myattr/;
use Class::XSAccessor getters => { myattr => 'myattr' };
That should combine the fastest part of Object
Re:I realised one more you forgot (Score:1)
I've added it and others and repackaged the whole thing - see this blog entry [hanekomu.at]
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