Of course, we should really throw in a truly "plain perl" example as well: C:\test>type junk99.pl
use Benchmark qw(cmpthese);
{
package Foo1;
sub new { bless $_[1], $_[0] }
sub foo { $_[0]{foo} }
}
{
package Foo2;
use Moo;
has foo => (is => 'ro');
}
{
package Foo3;
use Moose;
has foo => (is => 'ro');
}
our $foo1 = Foo1::->new({foo => 0});
our $foo2 = Foo2::->new({foo => 0});
our $foo3 = Foo3::->new({foo => 0});
our $foo4 = { foo => 0 };
cmpthese( -3, {
OO_perl => q[ $foo1->foo for 1 .. 1000; ],
moo => q[ $foo2->foo for 1 .. 1000; ],
moose => q[ $foo3->foo for 1 .. 1000; ],
plain_perl => q[ $foo4->{foo} for 1 .. 1000; ],
});
C:\test>junk99
Rate moose moo OO_perl plain_perl
moose 2004/s -- -3% -15% -74%
moo 2068/s 3% -- -13% -73%
OO_perl 2366/s 18% 14% -- -69%
plain_perl 7624/s 280% 269% 222% --
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