Cache AUTOLOAD-generated methods for future use #9
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I'll be merging this soon, tomorrow most likely. |
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Cache AUTOLOAD-generated methods for future use
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Thank you, @arc! This is great! |
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FYI: release 1.950 uploaded to CPAN |
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This addresses issue #2.
Results of timing comparisons (using a slightly modified implementation that's more amenable to simultaneous benchmarking in a single Perl interpreter) can be found in arc/perl-redis@ba54b38; see the notes at the bottom of the timing.pl file in that commit. Short version: we get about 12% performance improvement from caching
AUTOLOADmethods.