in reply to memory use when merging tied hashrefs
Let's decompose in simpler steps.
This
%H3 = (%H1,%H2)
is a list copy, %H1 and %H2 are temporarily flattened to a list of (key,value) pairs, joined and used to constuct a new hash.
%H3 = ( k1a => v1a, ... , k2a => v2a ,... )
The $hash3 = { ... } part is only taking a ref of the constructed hash list.
Not knowing the nature of your tie, this is the best I can tell.
You might want to check if flattening creates the special costs observed via tied operations.
try print %$hash2
Cheers Rolf
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