in reply to Re: Memory efficiency, anonymous vs named's vs local subroutines
in thread Memory efficiency, anonymous vs named's vs local subroutines

Hello Laurent_R,

Thank you for your time and effort, reading and replying to my question. You are right, maintenance comes top in the list. A few Bytes or even KBytes with the resources that we have today will not make any difference. Memory leakage is something that I should be aware and careful for.

My way of moving forward would be using named functions is to understand and to implement. Small pieces of code to construct something bigger.

Seeking for Perl wisdom...on the process of learning...not there...yet!