Dave Mitchell writes: : My thinking behind "if fails on one, avoid on all" was that if it failed : on at least one, then it may well fail on others that you dont have access : to - either now or in the future, and thus perhaps isnt as good an optimisation : as you figured. The other way would to be only enable for those architectures : that experience a speedup. Makes sense. Larry
- PDD: Conventions and Guidelines for Perl Source Code Dave Mitchell
- Re: PDD: Conventions and Guidelines for Perl Source... Alan Burlison
- Re: PDD: Conventions and Guidelines for Perl Source... Dave Mitchell
- Re: PDD: Conventions and Guidelines for Perl Source... Larry Wall
- Re: PDD: Conventions and Guidelines for Perl So... Jarkko Hietaniemi
- Re: PDD: Conventions and Guidelines for Perl So... Larry Wall
- Re: PDD: Conventions and Guidelines for Perl Source... Dave Mitchell
- Re: PDD: Conventions and Guidelines for Perl Source... Larry Wall
- Re: PDD: Conventions and Guidelines for Perl Source... Dan Sugalski
- Re: PDD: Conventions and Guidelines for Perl Source... Dan Sugalski
- Re: PDD: Conventions and Guidelines for Perl Source... Jarkko Hietaniemi
- Re: PDD: Conventions and Guidelines for Perl Source... Benjamin Sugars
- Re: PDD: Conventions and Guidelines for Perl Source... Alan Burlison
- Re: PDD: Conventions and Guidelines for Perl Source... Alan Burlison
- Re: PDD: Conventions and Guidelines for Perl Source... Nick Ing-Simmons
- Re: PDD: Conventions and Guidelines for Perl Source... Dave Mitchell
- Re: PDD: Conventions and Guidelines for Perl Source... Dave Storrs
- Re: PDD: Conventions and Guidelines for Perl Source... Dan Sugalski