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<node id="191029" title="Re: Optimizing existing Perl code (in practise)" created="2002-08-18 18:07:26" updated="2005-06-13 11:28:37">
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atcroft</author>
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&lt;p&gt;The first thing would be to find where your program spends the most time, and look to see if that can be improved. You might look at the Devel::* modules, such as [cpan://Devel::DProf], to help with this portion of the process.

&lt;p&gt;You might also wish to consult several of the excellent books available. Some of the books I am aware of (and own) that might be helpful include [isbn://1-56592-149-6|Programming Perl], 
[isbn://1-56592-220-4|Advanced Perl Programming], 
[isbn://1-56592-398-7|Mastering Algorithms with Perl], and [isbn://1-56592-243-3|Perl Cookbook].</field>
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