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is there a ready-made solution to this problem?
Not really no. If possible, the best solution is to keep the program running all the time. (See for example, mod_perl)
is it sane to do that?
It's not going to be much faster (and quite possibly slower) than just compiling the modules at run-time. If you don't use all the modules all the time, you might get better results by using require and/or Autoloader to load code when you need it instead of all at once.
is B::Bytecode going to be abandoned?
As far as I know, yes.

"What should it profit a man, if he should win a flame war, yet lose his cool?"

In reply to Re: Module::Compile + B::Bytecode = Faster loading ? by Joost
in thread Module::Compile + B::Bytecode = Faster loading ? by cosimo

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