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Re: When should I use a dispatch table?

by Anonymous Monk
on Dec 01, 2006 at 15:17 UTC ( #587208=note: print w/replies, xml ) Need Help??


in reply to When should I use a dispatch table?

I will not bother to find out where the break-even point on my system lies. As chromatic says, the milliseconds saved are unimportant. If they would be important, I would neither use a Perl if-else chain, nor a Perl dispatch table. Instead, I'd write a piece of C code (which could be an if/else chain, a switch or a dispatch table).

Luckely for me, most of the time, the milliseconds are not important, and I can use both Perl, and whatever technique I find more readable/maintainable.

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