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# These don't result in any opcodes.
$_ = "use strict; use warnings; our $date; $_"
    for values(%tests);

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Indeed no opcodes, as it doesn't compile. You're interpolating a variable that hasn't been introduced to perl yet.

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Re^5: better (faster) way of writing regexp
by ikegami (Patriarch) on Dec 02, 2009 at 18:33 UTC
    It doesn't later either. In other words, they're not executed during Benchmarking.

    Ah, I misread earlier. I had posted the wrong copy of the code. Fixed.

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