Re: perl multithreading performance

On Aug 27, 5:53 pm, Martijn Lievaart <m...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Perl threading, well frankly, sucks. You may want to switch to another
language with re support that meets your needs. I would go for C++ (with
boost), but then I know that language very well.

I've been playing with Erlang. In this case, you could probably spawn
separate threads per line and have them all run concurrently. I
haven't done a 'real' project (yet) but I've written some toy scripts
that tear through large files in fractions of milliseconds.

CC
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