Plus it adds the ability to mark a class as immutable when you are
done adding methods, etc. This brings the speed to indistinguishable
from Mooseless, given the noise in my testing method. Yay, Moose!
So immutable does what, push the current dispatch table down to the
plain old perl symbol
BR == Bill Ricker [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Plus it adds the ability to mark a class as immutable when you are
done adding methods, etc. This brings the speed to indistinguishable
from Mooseless, given the noise in my testing method. Yay, Moose!
BR So immutable does what, push the
Moose 0.18 just hit the FreeBSD ports, so I tried my kakuro benchmark:
Mooseless 0m17.8s
Moose 0.13 9m05.6s
Moose 0.17 3m29.1s
Moose 0.18 0m58.3s
0.18 immutable 0m18.1s
That is, the new version is more than 3 times faster than the previous.
Plus it adds the ability to mark
