This is closer to what I was doing
#! perl -slw
use strict;
use Benchmark qw[ cmpthese ];
use List::Util qw[ first ];
our @array = 1 .. 100_000;
cmpthese( -1, {
func_10th => q[
my $first = first{ length > 3 } @array;
# print "F:$first";
],
iter_10th => q[
my $first;
for ( @array ) {
next unless length > 3;
$first = $_;
last;
}
# print "I:$first";
],
func_last => q[
my $first = first{ length > 5 } @array;
# print "F:$first";
],
iter_last => q[
my $first;
for ( @array ) {
next unless length > 5;
$first = $_;
last;
}
# print "I:$first";
],
});
__END__
P:\test>381208
Rate func_last iter_last func_10th iter_10th
func_last 22.0/s -- -16% -98% -99%
iter_last 26.1/s 18% -- -98% -99%
func_10th 1196/s 5336% 4488% -- -56%
iter_10th 2706/s 12201% 10282% 126% --
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"Efficiency is intelligent laziness." -David Dunham
"Think for yourself!" - Abigail
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