C:\>perl -le " print ~~gmtime "
Thu Oct 18 12:06:43 2012

C:\>pp -e " use strict; use warnings; use Getopt::Long; use DateTime::
+Format::IS
O8601; print qq{$_\n} for %INC; "

C:\>perl -le " print ~~gmtime "
Thu Oct 18 12:07:42 2012

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My laptop setup is Intel Core2Duo @2.1GHz, 1GB RAM, Windows XP SP3, Strawberry Perl 5.12.3.

Update: I didn't notice that Radia was running, which usually slows down the laptop a fair bit. I'll retest once it's done.

Updated: results from running the above after Radia stops.

C:\>perl -le " print ~~gmtime "
Thu Oct 18 12:43:16 2012

C:\>pp -e " use strict; use warnings; use Getopt::Long; use DateTime::
+Format::IS
O8601; print qq{$_\n} for %INC; "

C:\>perl -le " print ~~gmtime "
Thu Oct 18 12:43:39 2012

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In reply to Re: How fast is pp/PAR::Packer at packing DateTime::Format::ISO8601 for you? by marto
in thread How fast is pp/PAR::Packer at packing DateTime::Format::ISO8601 for you? by Anonymous Monk

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