This Quantum::Entanglement module made me crazy !

I saw so many possibility to use it...
I saw so many new paths to explore...
Then I saw (in the documentation) :

Perl, alas, is currently only implemented on classical computers, this has the disadvantage that any quantum algorithm will not run in constant time but will quite likely run in exponential time. This might be remedied in future releases of perl. Just not anytime soon.

Now I wonder how/if could scale in large/real projects...
Any comment from someone who has used it is welcome on this point...

"Only Bad Coders Code Badly In Perl" (OBC2BIP)

In reply to Re: Meditation on Quantum::Entanglement by arhuman
in thread Meditation on Quantum::Entanglement by John M. Dlugosz

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