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Re: Garbage collection at subroutine return

by osunderdog (Deacon)
on Feb 15, 2007 at 13:29 UTC ( [id://600201]=note: print w/replies, xml ) Need Help??


in reply to Garbage collection at subroutine return

Yes

*sigh* What constraints on optimization to you have?

  • More CPUs/bigger hardware
  • Threading
  • Client Server (Message to other machine that runs program that performs operations on a bigger box.)
  • Dropping to C for intensive operations. (Using XS to wrap the C into a callable perl function.)
  • Optimizing assignments (Only assign a value when necessary.)
  • Optimize loop size (Only loop the number of times necessary.)

Any and all of these are possible ways to optimize your program. Which ones are possible in your environment?

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