Doubles: it found files in blib as well as the original, of which some were symlinks to files in lib (or similar). My first run was faster than yours, but I noticed that when you add the numbers from the objects of the analysis, the __END__ docs and such are not taken into account for the whole file, which is why I analyze twice: once for the whole file (lines of docs and comments and total lines in the file) and once per object (lines of code). Another slowdown is because of the SHA256, as files might get copied (no link or symlink).

It is an interesting project though. Have you tried it on your site_perl? For me it crashes halfway with some weird error (after running for 15 minutes), but then again, I do have 2118 modules installed, resulting in 12151 .pm files and 900 .pl files. That'll take a while to complete.

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