> the use dependencies are loaded and prototypes (like in Try::Tiny) etc are extracted.

By standard PPI or by your project?

update

> and realized why Perl don't cache its byte code.

Do you mean pre-compiling modules before a program starts?

This wouldn't work in general and IMHO even not add much speed.

I suppose re-compiling a module with every startup is negligible compared to starting Perl and loading the code from the file-system.

But I've seen attempts to work with a precompiled bytecode versions of a program/module for compatibility reasons.

IIRC they have the extension .plc, but I couldn't find the documentation yet.

Cheers Rolf
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In reply to Re^9: I wrote an expression parser for PPI by LanX
in thread I wrote an expression parser for PPI by BerntB

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