in reply to Performance In Perl

If you want performance in your code, use Assembly and C.

If you want performance in your development time however ... use Perl.

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Re^2: Performance In Perl
by Mano_Man (Acolyte) on Aug 28, 2017 at 13:51 UTC
    Your answer has completely missed the mark. The problem addressed was refining PERL code performance. There could be quite a large amount of reasons why you'd want to stick with a specific language, and optimize it, instead of considering a lower level language instead.
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