I'm trying to use use Perl 6 to process some nucleotide sequences. However, I
found it strangely slow on substr or string concat operations, compared with
its Perl 5 equivalent.
Here are the codes, Perl 6 on top, Perl 5 on middle, a test input file on
bottom (should be stored to
On Sun, 2010-13-06 at 06:03 +, Xi Yang wrote:
I'm trying to use use Perl 6 to process some nucleotide sequences.
However, I found it strangely slow on substr or string concat
operations, compared with its Perl 5 equivalent.
I don't think that's unexpected at this stage of development.
Dear Xi,
It may be more useful to rewrite your code to take advantage of perl6.
Your revcom can be replaced with a single line using core perl6 functions.
I'll give an example that currently works on rakudo for a simple string,
but you can put it into the loop.
start example
my
2010/6/13 Richard Hainsworth rich...@rusrating.ru:
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Your revcom can be replaced with a single line using core perl6 functions.
I'll give an example that currently works on rakudo for a simple string,
but you can put it into the loop.
start example
my
