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Once again you have posted a meditation in which you have made claims about Perl performance which differs vastly from reality. Again, a little bit of research on your part would have revealed the re-hashing algorithm in place to deal with hash collisions. My suggestion for you is to read through the Perl source tree, before you post about perceived issues or dogma relating to Perl performance.


In reply to Re: Re: Re: A short meditation about hash search performance by Anonymous Monk
in thread A short meditation about hash search performance by pg

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