Optimize Class::Std::Fast's performance by integrating XS code, resulting in faster execution.
Class::Std::Fast_XS is a powerful Perl module that is designed specifically to speed up Class::Std::Fast. With its added XS code, this module significantly enhances the performance of its predecessor. If you're looking to optimize your code's performance, this module is definitely worth checking out.
The SYNOPSIS for Class::Std::Fast_XS is simple and easy to understand-- just use it! The module replaces Class::Std::Fast's accessors/mutators and DESTROY method with XS variants. As a result, the speed gain varies by platform.
To quantify this speed gain, consider some benchmark results. On Ubuntu 8.04 (32bit) Linux with perl 5.8.8, the speed gain is around 7.5% for accessors and around 35% for mutators. Meanwhile, the DESTROY method is around 220% faster on this platform. On a RHEL 5.0 (64bit) box with perl-5.8.8, the speed gain is even higher, around 40% for getters and around 60% for setters. Finally, on an ActivePerl 5.8.8 (822) on Windows XP built with MinGW/MSYS/gcc, the speed gain is around 45%. For ActivePerl 5.10 (1001) on Windows XP, the gain is roughly 30% for accessors and 50% for mutators.
Overall, Class::Std::Fast_XS is a highly effective tool for optimizing performance in Perl applications. If you're looking to boost your code's speed and efficiency, this module is definitely worth a closer look.
The SYNOPSIS for Class::Std::Fast_XS is simple and easy to understand-- just use it! The module replaces Class::Std::Fast's accessors/mutators and DESTROY method with XS variants. As a result, the speed gain varies by platform.
To quantify this speed gain, consider some benchmark results. On Ubuntu 8.04 (32bit) Linux with perl 5.8.8, the speed gain is around 7.5% for accessors and around 35% for mutators. Meanwhile, the DESTROY method is around 220% faster on this platform. On a RHEL 5.0 (64bit) box with perl-5.8.8, the speed gain is even higher, around 40% for getters and around 60% for setters. Finally, on an ActivePerl 5.8.8 (822) on Windows XP built with MinGW/MSYS/gcc, the speed gain is around 45%. For ActivePerl 5.10 (1001) on Windows XP, the gain is roughly 30% for accessors and 50% for mutators.
Overall, Class::Std::Fast_XS is a highly effective tool for optimizing performance in Perl applications. If you're looking to boost your code's speed and efficiency, this module is definitely worth a closer look.
What's New
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