On Thu, 9 Sep 2004, Joshua Hoblitt wrote:
> You can more then double your performance with DateTime::Format::Strptime by
> instantiating a parser object and reusing it. You should also keep in mind
> that Time::Piece doesn't really support leapseconds (it may be able to parse
> them on some platf
Hi Robin,
You can more then double your performance with DateTime::Format::Strptime by
instantiating a parser object and reusing it. You should also keep in mind
that Time::Piece doesn't really support leapseconds (it may be able to parse
them on some platforms if it's using gmtime(3)... haven't
Hi,
I have been converting a couple of programs that were using Time::Piece as
their date/time handling module, to use DateTime.pm instead.
However it seems that DateTime.pm apears to be about 700 times slower
than Time::Piece when parsing dates.
The little program below takes 15 seconds to d
