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It's unlikely to perform well, so it may not be the right tool for the job.
by stabbles 5y ago
It's unlikely to perform well, so it may not be the right tool for the job.
- natch 5y agoCan't speak to this library but in general Perl stands out as being extremely performant, if that is the goalpost you want to go with.
- pvaldes 5y agoPDL was created to improve the perl performance when working with n-dimensional matrixes so should be even better than plain perl
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