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Learning Perl – Introduction LNATION ・ Jun 6 ...
Using Perl to Monitor Peak DRAM use in R
A story in two parts: buff.ly/4hmFepy goes over the subtleties of monitoring DRAM use in...
Taking VelociPerl for a ride.
VelociPerl is a closed source fork of Perl that claims performance gains of 45% over the stock ("your...
The Day Perl Stood Still: Unveiling A Hidden Power Over C
Sometimes the unexpected happens and must be shared with the world ... this one is such a...
The Quest for Performance Part IV : May the SIMD Force be with you
At this point one may wonder how numba, the Python compiler around numpy Python code, delivers a...
The Quest for Performance Part III : C Force
In the two prior installments of this series, we considered the performance of floating operations ...
The Quest for Performance Part II : Perl vs Python
Having run a toy performance example, we will now digress somewhat and contrast the performance...
The Quest for Performance Part I : Inline C, OpenMP and the Perl Data Language (PDL)
Sometimes, one's code must simply perform and principles, such as aesthetics, "cleverness" or...
Marrying Perl to Assembly
This is probably one of the things that should never be allowed to exist, but why not use Perl and...
How can we get and set the OpenMP environment from Perl?
Those who attended the TPRC2024 conference last week, had the opportunity to listen to Brett Estrade...
Caching & Memoization with state variables
(This is a cross post from B.P.O ). Chapter 3 of [Higher Order...