This is a Example-Benchmark about to turn off things you don’t need in Perl:
use Benchmark qw(:all) ;
cmpthese(-1, {
'dev' => sub {my($x,$y) = (4,3); $x = $x/$y;},
'strict' => sub {my($x,$y) = (4,3); use strict; $x = $x/$y;},
});
Our Result:
Rate dev strict dev 3841286/s -- -8% strict 4170472/s 9% --
Maybe a good solution is to use it to check your code and then to comment it out, maybe with a debug variable, for this take a look at Perl Debug Output.
(This is just an Example, don’t turn of use strict.)
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