FWIW I've come down to around 900 bytes per structure (max), and yet still 10MB more memory is consumed at this point. Hmmm.
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- DateTime::TimeZone in XS is ready in CVS Daisuke Maki
- Re: DateTime::TimeZone in XS is ready in CVS Dave Rolsky
- Re: DateTime::TimeZone in XS is ready in CVS Daisuke Maki
- Re: DateTime::TimeZone in XS is ready in CVS John Peacock
- Re: DateTime::TimeZone in XS is ready in CVS Daisuke Maki
- Re: DateTime::TimeZone in XS is ready in CVS Matt Sisk
- Re: DateTime::TimeZone in XS is ready in CVS Dave Rolsky
- Re: DateTime::TimeZone in XS is ready in CVS Dave Rolsky
- Re: DateTime::TimeZone in XS is ready in CVS Daisuke Maki
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- Re: DateTime::TimeZone in XS is rea... Rob Mueller
- patch: DateTime::TimeZone PP redundant structure... Matt Sisk
- Re: patch: DateTime::TimeZone PP redundant s... Daisuke Maki
- Re: patch: DateTime::TimeZone PP redund... Matt Sisk
- Data::Juxtapose 0.01 [Re: patch: Da... Daisuke Maki
- Re: Data::Juxtapose 0.01 [Re: p... Matt Sisk
- Re: Data::Juxtapose 0.01 [Re: p... Daisuke Maki
- Re: DateTime::TimeZone in XS is ready in CVS Daisuke Maki
- Re: DateTime::TimeZone in XS is ready in CVS Daisuke Maki
- Re: DateTime::TimeZone in XS is ready in CVS Dave Rolsky
