While trapsing about the net, I (re)discovered Hoard, and began pondering if/how it might be applied to the sticky issues of threads::shared (and to my works in progress).

Have any monks applied Hoard to Perl or any other apps/environments ?1 Are the results as significant as the website claims ? If its as much an improvement as claimed, it might be interesting to create a drop-in replacement for Perl's heap manager for those of us seeking threaded bliss. (If only we can get rid of those pesky refcounts)

1. FWIW: Yes, I've Googled and SuperSearched, and even searched the p5p list archives, to no avail...tho I'd never have guessed that the verb "hoard" and Perl would surface so many hits!

In reply to Perl + Hoard ? by renodino

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