UPDATE : i used Devel::NYTProf and it helped me lot for fine tuning.
Hi Monks,
I have a perl code which could do the text processing.
It gets a list of records as input, 
        mycompany----engineer=====itdept-----33

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And finally, it gives the expected output, but the time taken for processing is not ok for me. 
use Time::HiRes qw(time);

sub Extract
{
        my ($Line,$Name,$Pattern) = @_;
        my (@Arr,$CallId);

        print "Extract begins with the input line $Line\n";

        print time,"\n";
        @Arr = ($Line =~ m/$Pattern/g);

        print time,"\n";
        $Age = $Arr[$#Arr];

        print time,"\n";
        $Details{$Age}{$Name} = \@Arr if defined($Age);

        print time,"\n";
}

$str = "mycompany----engineer=====itdept-----33";
$Name = "MyName";
$Pattern = "([a-z]+)\-+([a-z]+)\=+([a-z]+)\-+([0-9]+)";
Extract($str,$Name,$Pattern);

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I printed the time after the every line of processing inside the function Extract().

Help me to fine tune this code.

In reply to Performance issue by balakrishnan

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