I know this isn't legal perlapi, but I want to run a regex from XS.

This code may be a bottleneck and I'd like to see how much of one it is. 

    # accumulate token start_offsets and end_offsets
    my ( @starts, @ends );
    1 while ( 
        m/$separator_re/g 
        and push @starts, pos 
        and m/$token_re/g 
        and push @ends, pos 
    );

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I know that doesn't look like it'll gain much from going to XS, but this app has to deal with gobs and gobs of tokens.

What's the hack?

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In reply to Regex from XS by creamygoodness

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