If you have been using Throwable and/or Throwable::Error for exceptions, you
may be interested in looking at http://rjbs.manxome.org/rubric/entry/1860 in
which I describe Throwable::X, a set of additional features for Throwable
exceptions.
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rjbs
I'm sorry, where is the benchmark? Does it use the type system?
Coercions? Method signatures? I didn't see it in the attached links
and I feel without it this is a rather bad post... Does your use of
the term run include startup costs? Or, is this a runtime benchmark?
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