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Post #250,716 by broomberg 4/3/06 6:44:32 AM Reply	Shaves a second off Not consistently though. Thanks.
Post #251,058 by dws 4/5/06 1:34:08 AM Reply	The fastest way to pull the file in To get a baseline on how quickly you can get the entire file into memory, something like `\nmy $contents;\nsysopen(F, "somefile.dat");\nsysread(F, $contents, -s F);\nclose(F);\n` is about as fast as you can go in Perl. But that might not help if you need to slice the file into pieces for processing, since the pieces will need yet more memory.

Hey Ben - Perl memory / performance research - (broomberg) - (5) - April 2, 2006, 02:30:44 PM EDT

I wouldn't expect them to allow you to save space - (jake123) - April 2, 2006, 05:31:36 PM EDT

Array vs. Hash performance - (dws) - (2) - April 3, 2006, 12:11:37 AM EDT

Shaves a second off - (broomberg) - (1) - April 3, 2006, 06:44:32 AM EDT

The fastest way to pull the file in - (dws) - April 5, 2006, 01:34:08 AM EDT

Sorry for not responding, I've been on vacation - (ben_tilly) - April 7, 2006, 02:53:22 AM EDT

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