I did some performance profiling of H::T some time ago -> it turns out
that there is quite a bit of speed up (somewhere between 10% and 10x,
depending on the page) by re-writing part of the code located around
line 2660.
Does this pass all the .t tests? If it does then shouldn't this get
accepted into H::T as a patch? Care to supply the change as a diff?
Sorry for the shameless blog plug, but I only learnt how to use diff and
patch recently and blogged about how to to do:-
http://perl.bristolbath.org/blog/lyle/2009/01/how-to-submit-perl-patches.html#more
Not sure if it passes every test -> I use a heavily modified version of
H::T which supports dynamic loading of escape-modules, support for
arbitrary TMPL_xxx syntax, an odd bug fix + some other goodies... so I
haven't specifically tested it against 2.10. That same reason also
makes it hard to generate an isolated patch.
I have posted this code before, but AFAICR there wasn't much discussion
of merging it.
cheers,
Mathew
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