Yes, thank you for your reply, I apparently got mistaken,
I'm deeply sorry. You were right.
My results: 
use Benchmark(cmpthese);
cmpthese(1000000, {
    'a' => sub {
        $_ = '12-12-12-12-12';
        undef $h{$1} while (s/(\d\d)//);
    },
    'b' => sub {
        $_ = '12-12-12-12-12';
        undef $h{$1} while (m/(\d\d)/g);
    },
    'c' => sub {
        $_ = '12-12-12-12-12';
        undef @h{m/\d\d/g};
    }
});

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results: 
      Rate    a    b    c
a 195427/s   -- -19% -35%
b 241896/s  24%   -- -20%
c 300933/s  54%  24%   --

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In reply to Re^3: How can I reduce this with a REGEX? by Lennotoecom
in thread How can I reduce this with a REGEX? by misterperl

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