If you gave up on it, why still keep saying it is slow, when you have no current information about that? Also, when you're talking slow: why is it that any per

If you gave up on it, why still keep saying it is slow, when you have no current information about that? Also, when you're talking slow: why is it that any performant Perl module, actually has most of its logic written in XS (aka C)? So I think it's shows quite a bit of hutzpah to call Inline::Perl5 "an ugly last resort solution", whereas a *lot* of upstream CPAN modules rely on the hack that is XS to make them performant. To give you an example: the pure Raku version of Text::CSV is more than 2x as fast as the pure Perl version of Text::CSV.