let us say that I have some code that looks like this:
sub my_sub($) {
    ... do something EASY and fast ...
}

foreach my $i (0 .... $a_bazillion) {
    my_sub($some_value);
}

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if the code inside my_sub operates faster than the my_sub call itself, it's kind of stupid to keep it in a sub, i agree. but let us say that for reasons of software engineering and particular specifications, it is neccessary to keep that little piece of trivial code, in a sub (or a sub reference) is there a way to tell the perl interpreter to either: a) inline the sub (i know, evil C++ thing, it works!) or b) speed it up some OTHER way?

In reply to method inlineing by eduardo

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